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The article presents a study which examined soybean mosaic virus (SMV) from eight soybean samples gathered from fields in Ontario and Quebec through isolation, partial sequencing and phylogenetic analyses. The methods used and the results obtained by the study are presented. The study revealed that all eight samples were most associated to the SMV G2 group which were discovered in the U.S., and that all of them are capable to infect a susceptible cultivar, and even a resistant one.