75. Tang L, Song L, Ye Z, Lin C, Wang B, et al. A novel negative-stranded RNA virus of the order Bunyavirales identified in Brassica campestris L. ssp. chinensis. *Arch Virol* 2021;166:1525-1528.

76. Xin M, Cao M, Liu W, Ren Y, Zhou X, et al. Two negative-strand RNA viruses identified in watermelon represent a novel clade in the order Bunyavirales. *Front Microbiol* 2017;8:1514.

77. Chen Z, Anane RF, Wang Z, Gao L, Chen L, et al. Complete genome sequence analysis of a novel coguvirus isolated from *Paris polyphylla* var. yunnanensis. *Arch Virol* 2021;166:2045-2050.

78. Xavier CAD, Allen ML, Whitfield AE. Ever-increasing viral diversity associated with the red imported fire ant *Solenopsis invicta* (Formicidae: Hymenoptera). *Virol J* 2021;18:5.

79. Chandra S, Harvey E, Emery D, Holmes EC, Šlapeta J. Unbiased characterization of the microbiome and virome of questing ticks. *Front Microbiol* 2021;12:627327.

80. Wang X, Gu Q, Zhang W, Jiang H, Chen S, et al. Prevalence of a novel bunyavirus in tea tussock Moth *Euproctis pseudoconspersa* (Lepidoptera: Lymantriidae). *J Insect Sci* 2021;21:5.

81. Harvey E, Rose K, Eden J-S, Lawrence A, Doggett SL, et al. Identification of diverse arthropod associated viruses in native Australian fleas. *Virology* 2019;535:189-199.

82. Xu Z, Fan N, Hou X, Wang J, Fu S, et al. Isolation and identification of a novel phlebovirus, Hedi Virus, from sandflies collected in China. *Viruses* 2021;13:772.

83. Kobayashi D, Kuwata R, Kimura T, Faizah AN, Higa Y, et al. Toyo virus, a novel member of the Kaisodi group in the genus *Uukuvirus* (family *Phenuiviridae*) found in *Haemaphysalis formosensis* ticks in Japan. *Arch Virol* 2021;166:2751-2762.

84. Sadeghi M, Altan E, Deng X, Barker CM, Fang Y, et al. Virome of > 12 thousand Culex mosquitoes from throughout California. *Virology* 2018;523:74-88.

85. Vanmechelen B, Merino M, Vergote V, Laenen L, Thijssen M, et al. Exploration of the *Ixodes ricinus* virosphere unveils an extensive virus diversity including novel coltiviruses and other reoviruses. *Virus Evol* 2021;7:veab066.

86. Yunker CE, Clifford CM, Thomas LA, Keirans JE, Casals J, et al. Sunday Canyon virus, a new ungrouped agent from the tick *Argas* (A.) cooleyi in Texas. *Acta Virol* 1977;21:36-44.

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75. Tang L, Song L, Ye Z, Lin C, Wang B, et al. A novel negative-stranded RNA virus of the order Bunyavirales identified in Brassica campestris L. ssp. chinensis. *Arch Virol* 2021;166:1525-1528.

76. Xin M, Cao M, Liu W, Ren Y, Zhou X, et al. Two negative-strand RNA viruses identified in watermelon represent a novel clade in the order Bunyavirales. *Front Microbiol* 2017;8:1514.

77. Chen Z, Anane RF, Wang Z, Gao L, Chen L, et al. Complete genome sequence analysis of a novel coguvirus isolated from *Paris polyphylla* var. yunnanensis. *Arch Virol* 2021;166:2045-2050.

78. Xavier CAD, Allen ML, Whitfield AE. Ever-increasing viral diversity associated with the red imported fire ant *Solenopsis invicta* (Formicidae: Hymenoptera). *Virol J* 2021;18:5.

79. Chandra S, Harvey E, Emery D, Holmes EC, Šlapeta J. Unbiased characterization of the microbiome and virome of questing ticks. *Front Microbiol* 2021;12:627327.

80. Wang X, Gu Q, Zhang W, Jiang H, Chen S, et al. Prevalence of a novel bunyavirus in tea tussock Moth *Euproctis pseudoconspersa* (Lepidoptera: Lymantriidae). *J Insect Sci* 2021;21:5.

81. Harvey E, Rose K, Eden J-S, Lawrence A, Doggett SL, et al. Identification of diverse arthropod associated viruses in native Australian fleas. *Virology* 2019;535:189-199.

82. Xu Z, Fan N, Hou X, Wang J, Fu S, et al. Isolation and identification of a novel phlebovirus, Hedi Virus, from sandflies collected in China. *Viruses* 2021;13:772.

83. Kobayashi D, Kuwata R, Kimura T, Faizah AN, Higa Y, et al. Toyo virus, a novel member of the Kaisodi group in the genus *Uukuvirus* (family *Phenuiviridae*) found in *Haemaphysalis formosensis* ticks in Japan. *Arch Virol* 2021;166:2751-2762.

84. Sadeghi M, Altan E, Deng X, Barker CM, Fang Y, et al. Virome of > 12 thousand Culex mosquitoes from throughout California. *Virology* 2018;523:74-88.

85. Vanmechelen B, Merino M, Vergote V, Laenen L, Thijssen M, et al. Exploration of the *Ixodes ricinus* virosphere unveils an extensive virus diversity including novel coltiviruses and other reoviruses. *Virus Evol* 2021;7:veab066.

86. Yunker CE, Clifford CM, Thomas LA, Keirans JE, Casals J, et al. Sunday Canyon virus, a new ungrouped agent from the tick *Argas* (A.) cooleyi in Texas. *Acta Virol* 1977;21:36-44.

Five reasons to publish your next article with a Microbiology Society journal

1. When you submit to our journals, you are supporting Society activities for your community.

2. Experience a fair, transparent process and critical, constructive review.

3. If you are at a Publish and Read institution, you'll enjoy the benefits of Open Access across our journal portfolio.

4. Author feedback says our Editors are 'thorough and fair' and 'patient and caring'.

5. Increase your reach and impact and share your research more widely.

Find out more and submit your article at microbiologyresearch.org.