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A six-year multisite monitoring betwork reveals a regionally structured hierarchy of incidence among cotton bollworms in Benin
Cotton bollworms are a major constraint to cotton production in Benin despite insecticide use, yet their spatio-temporal distribution remains poorly characterised. Cotton pest management still relies on calendar-based programmes that do not account for local variability in pest pressure. We characte
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