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Other than their countries of origin, India and Sri Lanka for ICMV and SLCMV, respectively, SLCMV has also been reported in India (Dutt et al., 2005;...
M. diplotricha (syn. M. invisa) is a small, often scrambling, neotropical shrub that has invaded many countries in the old tropics and many oceanic...
O. ficus-indica is the most widespread and most commercially important cactus, and has been, and continues to be, widely introduced as a commercial...
O. stricta, native from Ecuador to the USA, was introduced as an ornamental and has spread widely, mainly in southern Africa and Australia, but also...
M. pigra is a small prickly shrub that infests wetlands and is also an agricultural weed in rice fields in many parts of the old world tropics. In...
M. pudica is an annual or biannual sub-woody plant native to South America. It was introduced outside of its native range as an ornamental species,...
The following summary is from Witt and Luke (2017):DescriptionEvergreen climber with tendrils (slender, usually twisting structures on the stems or...
WSMV is an obligate parasite which infects wheat and other cereal crops and causes significant losses in production throughout many regions of the...
H. ranunculoides is a perennial, aquatic plant native to the Americas. It was introduced outside of its native range through the aquatic nursery...
A. lycopersici may cause serious reductions in yield in tomato crops, especially when young plants are exposed to attack. Losses of up to 65% have...