Talk:Cassava mosaic virus

I am afraid that there is no "cassava mosaic virus": as the original authors themselves note there are nine distinct species of virus, all with -CMV in their name, but which cannot be referred as "cassava mosaic virus" and especially not as CMV, as that acronym belongs to Cucumber mosaic cucumovirus - or human cytomegalovirus, depending on whether you work with plants or animals!

I have therefore altered the CMVs throughout the piece in order to more correctly reflect the taxonomy of the viruses involved. 41.133.180.150 (talk) 08:04, 19 November 2010 (UTC)Reply

Ed Rybicki University of Cape Town

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