Virus Infection of Plants Alters Pollinator Preference: A Payback for Susceptible Hosts?
Simon C. Groen(University of Cambridge), John P. Carr(University of Cambridge), Alison Reed(University of Cambridge), Christopher N. Davis(University of Warwick), Alex M. Murphy, Matthew P. Davey(University of Cambridge), Heather M. Whitney(University of Bristol), Toby J. A. Bruce(Rothamsted Research), Sophie I. Robinson(University of Cambridge), Oliver J. Furzer(Norwich Research Park), Beverley J. Glover(University of Cambridge), John A. Pickett(Rothamsted Research), Jack H. Westwood, John C. Caulfield(Rothamsted Research), Sanjie Jiang(BGI Group (China)), Nik J. Cunniffe(University of Cambridge)
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