"bracovirus" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [English]

Forms: bracoviruses [plural]
Etymology: From braco(nid) + virus. Head templates: {{en-noun}} bracovirus (plural bracoviruses)
  1. Any member of the genus Bracovirus, of viruses that are symbiotic with specific braconids. Wikipedia link: bracovirus Hypernyms (virus symbiotic with wasp): polydnavirus Related terms: bracoviral
    Sense id: en-bracovirus-en-noun-M0isUOiY Categories (other): English entries with incorrect language header

Inflected forms

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          "text": "This paper focuses on the evolution of the bracoviruses. Currently, this group is more promising than the ichnoviruses for evolutionary study because the phylogenetic relationships among the braconid carriers are better understood.[…]Recently, braconids carrying bracoviruses were determined to comprise a monophyletic lineage within the Braconidae (Fig. 1 in Whitfield 1997).",
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