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Do virus-resistant plants pose a threat to non-target ecosystems? II. Risk assessment of an Australian pathosystem using multi-scale field experiments

2009-08-01

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It has been widely argued that the acquisition of novel disease resistance genes by wild host populations following the release of novel pathogen-resistant plants into agricultural systems could pose a significant threat to non-target plant communities. However, predicting the magnitude of ecological release in wild plant populations following the removal of disease remains a major challenge. In this paper we repo...

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Literature Corpus work: 184d2311-8787-530e-80b3-ae1ba7258710
DOI: 10.1111/j.1442-9993.2009.01966.x

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