![]() ![]() In support of this assertion, detailed evidence is presented concerning the stability of virus OBs in soil, the mechanisms and processes that affect OB transport to soil, OB persistence and movement through the soil layers, and the transport of the virus back to the host’s foodplant for subsequent transmission. This review presents evidence that baculoviruses are perfectly adapted to persist in soil. ![]() ![]() These viruses are occluded in a crystalline protein matrix, the occlusion body (OB), which favors their persistence in the environment until consumed by a susceptible insect. ![]()
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