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Quantitative horizon scanning to identify species with the potential to become plant pests in new regions
The international spread of emerging and novel plant pests is increasing rapidly due to the expansion of global trade and poses substantial economic, socio-cultural, and environmental risks across ecosystems worldwide. Horizon scanning offers a proactive means of identifying emerging pests before th
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