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Assessing invasion risk of two North American Saperda species (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae) in Europe using joint bioclimatic-habitat species distribution models and maritime-inland connectivity
The introduction and establishment of non-native wood-boring insects pose a significant threat to forest ecosystems, urban trees and agricultural systems worldwide. In this study, we assessed the invasion risk of two North American longhorn beetles, Saperda candida and Saperda tridentata, to Europe
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