The pathological importance of mixed viral infections in plants might be underestimated
except for a few well-characterized synergistic combinations in certain crops. Considering …

Mixed infections of plant viruses are common in nature, and a number of important virus
diseases of plants are the outcomes of interactions between causative agents. Multiple …

Metagenomic surveys and data from next generation sequencing revealed that mixed
infections among plant viruses are probably a rule rather than an exception in natural …

Double infections of related or unrelated viruses frequently occur in single plants, the viral
agents being inoculated into the host plant simultaneously (co‐infection) or sequentially …

Mixed viral infections occur more commonly than would be expected by chance in nature.
Virus-virus interactions may affect viral traits and leave a genetic signature in the population …

Globally, viral diseases cause huge economic losses in crops and their management is a
big challenge to growers as well as researchers. Mixed infection is the existence of more …

Transmission of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is no exception to the phenomenon
that a second, productive infection with another strain of the same virus is feasible …

Structured population models are transport-type equations often applied to describe
evolution of heterogeneous populations of biological cells, animals or humans, including …

Environmental conditions can affect viral accumulation, virulence and adaptation, which
have implications in the disease outcomes and efficiency of control measures. Concurrently …

Parasites reproduce and are subject to natural selection at several different, but intertwined,
levels. In the recent paper, Gilchrist and Coombs (Theor. Popul. Biol. 69: 145–153, 2006) …