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Viruses often spread from plant to plant by plant eating insects who physically injure the plant while eating the plant. What probably prevents viruses from easily entering plant cells?

Name: Viruses often spread from plant to plant by plant eating insects who physically injure the plant while eating the plant. What probably prevents viruses from easily entering plant cells?
Uploaded: 2022-07-13T10:06:45-08:00
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Description: Viruses often spread from plant to plant by plant eating insects who physically injure the plant while eating the plant. What probably prevents viruses from easily entering plant cells?

          Viruses often spread from plant to plant by plant eating insects who physically injure the plant while eating the plant. What probably prevents viruses from easily entering plant cells?

Viruses often spread from plant to plant by plant eating insects who physically injure the plant while eating the plant. What probably prevents viruses from easily entering plant cells?

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Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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07/13/2022

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Viruses often spread from plant to plant by plant eating insects who physically injure the plant while eating the plant. What probably prevents viruses from easily entering plant cells?