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Complete Genome Sequence of the Strain of Lymantria dispar Multiple Nucleopolyhedrovirus Found in the Gypsy Moth Biopesticide Virin-ENSh
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ABSTRACT
We report the genome sequence of an alphabaculovirus from the gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar) biopesticide Virin-ENSh. The genome sequence is 161,712 bp, and its structure and sequence similarity indicate that the virus used in Virin-ENSh is a strain of the species
Lymantria dispar
multiple nucleopolyhedrovirus.
Title: Complete Genome Sequence of the Strain of
Lymantria dispar
Multiple Nucleopolyhedrovirus Found in the Gypsy Moth Biopesticide Virin-ENSh
Description:
ABSTRACT
We report the genome sequence of an alphabaculovirus from the gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar) biopesticide Virin-ENSh.
The genome sequence is 161,712 bp, and its structure and sequence similarity indicate that the virus used in Virin-ENSh is a strain of the species
Lymantria dispar
multiple nucleopolyhedrovirus.
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