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Modeling the Temperature-Humidity Coupling Dynamics of Soybean Pod Borer Population and Assessing the Predictive Performance of the PCM-NN Algorithm
Against the backdrop of global climate change and agricultural globalization, soybean production is increasingly threatened by pest outbreaks, with Leguminivora glycinivorella (commonly known as the soybean pod borer) being a major pest species. This pest is widely distributed, particularly in north
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