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Nematodes network too: diversity, abundance and dispersal via plant produce trade networks

2018-09-01

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The dispersal of invasive species, such as plant pests, can have major economic, environmental and social impacts worldwide. Movement of plant pests from farms to both foreign and domestic markets is facilitated by trade networks, such as plant produce trade networks. While many potential pathways of invasive plant pest entry are regulated, few studies have examined the diversity, abundance and dispersal of soil m...

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42fb6c83-48e3-5d8a-b02d-b78c9fb80886
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10.1111/ppa.12874
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