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A model for the spatial population dynamics of the European invasion of the Japanese beetle (Popillia japonica)
Background Popillia japonica is an invasive beetle first detected in Northern Italy in 2014 and considered as one of the most dangerous pests for crops due to the economic, environmental, and social costs by European phytosanitary authorities.Methods Here we develop a process-based model for quantif
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