Approximately a year ago, when I accepted the offer to act as a Guest Editor for the Special
Issue 'Mycoviruses' organised by the MDPI journal Viruses, I dared not expect that …

Virocontrol involves biocontrol of pathogens via hypovirulence-causing mycoviruses. This
chapter discusses the characteristics of mycoviruses and the conditions that need to be met …

Mycoviruses are very significant viruses, which are found to be infecting fungi. These
Mycoviruses require the living cells of their hosts for replicate like the plant and animal …

Mycoviruses (viruses of fungi) infect all forms of fungi, including those that cause diseases in
humans and plants. Most mycovirus infections are symptomless and do not induce …

Mycoviruses, just as the fungal endophytes they infect, are ubiquitous biological entities on
Earth. Mycoviruses constitute a diverse group of viruses, and metagenomic approaches …

Mycoviruses are viruses that infect fungi. The first mycovirus was reported in 1962 from the
cultivated mushroom, Agaricus bisporus; the infected mushrooms developed malformed …

Mycoviruses are natural inhabitants of fungi and have been identified in almost all fungal
taxonomic groups. Mycoviruses that infect phytopathogenic fungi are now becoming a hot …

The Frontiers Community Series in “Mycoviruses and related viruses infecting fungi, lower
eukaryotes, plants and insects, volume II” was initiated following the success of the Frontiers …

Mycoviruses are viruses that infect fungi. In recent years, an increasing number of
mycoviruses have been reported in a wide array of fungi. With the growing interest of …

Publisher Summary Viruses have now been reported from over 100 species of fungi,
including genera from all the main taxonomic groups of fungi. A number of these viruses …