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Climate-driven expansion of rice virus vector pests threatens global food security.
Climate change, rice viruses, and viruses vector pests are major threats of global rice production. The future climate could create more suitable habitats for insect vectors that transmit rice viruses. Here we leveraged large-scale data to examine present and future (2041-2060) suitable habitats of
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