WTV
- noun
- Specialized
- Farmers are concerned about crop losses due to WTV infections caused by leafhoppers.
Examples
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The spread of WTV in wheat fields has been linked to the increase in leafhopper populations.
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Researchers are developing new strategies to control the transmission of WTV.
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Farmers are concerned about crop losses due to WTV infections.
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The WTV has been identified as a major threat to crops.
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Farmers are concerned about the spread of WTVs in their fields.
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The rapid spread of WTV has alarmed agricultural scientists studying plant diseases.
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Control measures are essential to prevent further WTV outbreaks in susceptible crops.
Synonyms
A plant virus spread by small jumping insects that causes growths on plants
Surface Forms
Morphology
WTV = W + T + V
This is an initialism (acronym); the letters do not convey the meaning of the term and cannot be used by learners to derive its sense.
Etymology
WTV is a short name made from the first letters of a virus name, often W for 'wheat', T for 'tumor', and V for 'virus', like the initials in BBC or GPS. So, WTV is the short name for a plant 'virus' that makes tumor-like growths and is spread by leafhoppers.