… plant–vector relationships and thus with the potential mechanisms by which a virus could
manipulate both its host and its vector… different modes of vector-transmission of plant viruses [8, …

… , if a plant virus alters aspects of the host plant that provide cues for its herbivorous vectors,
… The idea that plant viruses can manipulate hosts and vectors to enhance transmission is not …

… We have recently investigated the effects of several plant viruses on the quality of host plants
as a resource for aphid vectors and on the host-derived cues presented to foraging aphids (…

… plant viruses are transmitted by vectors from one host to another. Virus transmission by a
vector … Numerous studies suggest the involvement of a virus-ligand interaction in transmission …

… There are many reported cases of host plant and vector manipulation by plant viruses… Plant
virus infection fundamentally alters chemical and behavioral phenotypes of hosts and vectors…

… These may include species that might constitute reservoir hosts or vectors for plant viruses,
… alternative hosts to viruses. Changes in host (crops and reservoirs) and vector phenology …

… Plant viruses rely on both host plant and vectors for a successful infection. Essentially to …
two partners, virus and vector. This interaction has gained a third partner, the host plant, to …

… and are retained there until they are transmitted to their plant hosts; and 3) viral determinants
of vector transmission are promising candidates for translational research aimed at …

… of how plant viruses manipulate host traits for efficient transmission by insect vectors. Normally,
… In our perspective, plant viruses play important roles in manipulating host plants to make …

… that manipulative viruses (ie, those that alter host plants to increase vector contacts and …
over time, while viruses that are not able to manipulate their hosts and vectors will fail to do so. …