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Chapter 16. Floyd F. Smith, P. Brierley. 1956. Insect transmission of plant viruses. Pages 299-322. In: Edward A. Steinhaus, Ray F. Smith (editors). Annual Review of Entomology. Volume 1, 466 pages. Stanford, CA: Annual Reviews Inc.

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