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(A)It causes potato spindle tuber diseas...

(A)It causes potato spindle tuber disease.
(B) It is free RNA
(C) Molecular weight of RNA is low
(D) Infectious agent, smaller than viruses
The above statements are assigned to :-

A

Viruses

B

Viroids

C

Virulent virus

D

Mycoplasma

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B
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