Beta vulgaris
BNYVV Infects all of the following species: "Beta vulgaris" (beetroot), "Beta vulgaris var. cicla", "Beta vulgaris var. rubra", "Beta vulgaris var. saccharifera" (sugarbeet), "Chamomilla recutita" (common chamomile), "Chenopodium" (Goosefoot), "Chenopodium quinoa" (quinoa), "Cichorium intybus" (chicory), "Cirsium arvense" (creeping thistle), "Convolvulus arvensis" (bindweed), "Datura stramonium" (jimsonweed), "Descurainia sophia" (flixweed), "Heliotropium europaeum" (common heliotrope), "Nicotiana tabacum" (tobacco), "Plantago major" (broad-leaved plantain), "Raphanus raphanistrum" (wild radish), "Spinacia oleracea" (spinach), "Tetragonia tetragonioides" (New Zealand spinach), "Tribulus terrestris" (puncture vine), "Veronica hederifolia" and "Xanthium strumarium" (common cocklebur). The plants that suffer infections from BNYVV in the most abundance are all the subspecies of "Beta Vulgaris", specifically "Beta vulgaris var. saccharifera" (sugar beet), and "Spinacia oleracea" (spinach).