Population genomics unravels a lag phase during the global fall armyworm invasion.

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The time that elapsed between the initial introduction and the proliferation of an invasive species is referred to as the lag phase. The identification of the lag phase is critical for generating plans for pest management and for the prevention of biosecurity failure. However, lag phases have been identified mostly through retrospective searches of historical records. The agricultural pest fall armyworm (FAW;...

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