Viral Network Risk in Shared Scion Systems
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A framework identifying how multi-grafted trees create concentrated viral vulnerability. Because multiple varieties are grafted onto a single tree, a single viral infection can contaminate all branches simultaneously. If scion from that tree is shared through hobbyist exchanges, the virus spreads through a network of gardens, creating systemic risk. This contrasts with segregated single-variety trees, where viral spread is localized.
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