Summary of BLASTn results for the virome sequences sharing nucleotide identities to the viruses in Genbank, showing the percent identity, and whether the reference viruses have been previously characterized in Florida.

Sequences range from 100 to 700 nt in length, representing partial viral genomes. The whitefly viromes contain a diverse range of viral sequences, includingasequences similar to viruses previously described in the area,bsequences similar to viruses not previously identified in the area,cSequences that likely belong to new virus strains and virus species.*Jones, L.A. direct GenBank submission.+Based on the full DNA-B sequence, this fragment belonged to a new strain of a novel.Sida golden mosaic virus - [USA:Florida:Citra:2007:VEM] (SiGMV-[US:FL:Cit:07:VEM]).#Based on the full DNA-A sequence, this fragment belonged to a new virus, tentatively named Chenopodium leaf curl virus - [USA:Florida:Citra: 2007:VEM] (ChLCV-[US:FL:Cit:07:VEM]).∧Based on the full DNA-A sequence, one of the fragments belonged to a strain of the recently identified Sida golden mosaic Linguanea virus, tentatively named SiGMLV—[US:FL:Hs:09:VEM].@Based on the full DNA-B sequence, this fragment belonged to a novel DNA-B sequence, tentatively named Whitefly VEM Begomovirus - [USA:Florida:Homestead:2009:VEM] (WfVEMBv-[US:FL:Hs:09:VEM]).