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1 Introduction The intensification of global warming has significantly prolonged dry and hot seasons worldwide, resulting in longer and more severe fire seasons [1, 2]. This phenomenon is particularly critical in Wildland-Urban Interfaces (WUI), where residential areas closely interact with wildland vegetation [3]. Multiple fire spread mechanisms contribute to the ignition and propagation of wildfires into the WUI.
In Argentina, Cucurbita maxima cv. Zapallo Plomo, an indigenous variety, and the hybrid Cucurbita maxima × Cucurbita moschata cv. Tetsukabuto contribute significantly to regional economies, being the fourth most popular vegetable in the domestic market. In March 2022, leaves showing virus-like symptoms, including discolouration, blistering, distortion and mosaics were collected from both cultivars in Balcozna, Catamarca province (Figure 1).
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