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Current TMV management relies primarily on preventive strategies combining physical, chemical, and biological approaches [4]

tabacum cultivars K326 (susceptible to TMV), and R_K326 (naturally mutated resistant line in the background of K326) have been deposited in the National Mid-term Genebank for tobacco which is a collection of tobacco germplasm resource hosted at the Chinese Academy of Agriculture Sciences

Thoroughly decontaminate any items that have come into contact with infected plants or their debris by treating them for a minimum of one minute with: 2.75 tablespoons Alconox (a lab detergent) plus 2.5 tablespoons sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), also known as sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS), in one gallon of water, or 14 dry ounces of trisodium phosphate in one gallon of water

TMV is a virus that is commonly found in tobacco plants which causes splotchy or twisted leaves, strange mottling symptoms (a mosaic), slowed growth, and reduced yields