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irst report of L. theobromae causing red lesions on leaf midribs of sugarcane in China. Further research will focus on developing management strategies to control this disease effectively.Lychnis mottle virus (LycMoV; genus Unassigned, family Secoviridae) infection of Angelica sinensis produces mottle and mosaic symptoms, damaging the host. Early detection of relevant pathogens is the most critical step in preventing the potential transmission of infectious disease. Polyclonal antibodies (pAbs) with high potency and high specificity w
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