The problem of viruses in agriculture

The problem of viruses is one of the most serious ones affecting modern agriculture, determining plant withering, reductions of productivity and imperfect products of poor quality which will then be declassified on the final market.
Viruses do not have the mechanisms to reproduce, so they need other vectors in order to spread, the most important of which are insects.
It is above all the places where ornamental plants, flowers and fruit trees are cultivated which guarantee optimal climatic conditions for the productions, offering simultaneously the best protection against parasites, so that insects, aphids, mites and other virus vectors may increase up to 10 times their development potential compared to field cropping.