Vector and nonvector insect feeding reduces subsequent plant susceptibility to virus transmission.

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Vector and nonvector insect feeding reduces subsequent plant susceptibility to virus transmission.

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Ping Li

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Shu-Sheng Liu

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Shuai Fu

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Xiao-Wei Wang

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Xue-Ping Zhou

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Yan-Ni Shu

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Yin-Quan Liu

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10.1111/NPH.14550

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vector-borne disease