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The impact of land use change on the diversity and emergence of fungal pathogens

2023-11-15

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Fungal pathogens challenge the integrity of natural environments while threatening global food security and forestry industries. The occurrence of new and emerging plant fungal infections is on the rise, particularly in the context of land use change, but has gone largely unnoticed because of inadequate detection methods. To effectively address existing knowledge gaps relating to the emergence of fungal pathogens...

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10.22541/au.170000973.34155158/v1
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