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The economic importance of early pest control: new insights from potential <i>Popillia japonica</i> infestation in Europe.

2022-01-01

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The invasive Japanese beetle ( Popillia japonica Newman ) can infest more than 300 types of host plants and has been classified as the second most important potential priority pest in Europe. Given growing concerns about its impact on the food sector, we apply a scenario approach, which accounts for spatial and temporal aspects of the invasion process, to estimate future damage costs for major European crops in t...

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15d24aca-bc61-5704-9ccf-9b87bd3fa787
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10.31220/agrirxiv.2022.00151
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