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Do virus-resistant plants pose a threat to non-target ecosystems? I. Evidence from an Australian pathosystem based on glasshouse challenge experiments

2009-08-01

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One key environmental risk associated with the release of novel disease-resistant plants is the potential for non-target host populations to acquire resistance genes and undergo enemy release, leading to damage to associated native plant populations in high conservation-value ecosystems. Unfortunately, the dynamics of most natural pathosystems are poorly understood, and risk assessment of disease-resistant plants...

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Literature Corpus work: 4626522b-5e8a-5d01-83be-704e58e5a99a
DOI: 10.1111/j.1442-9993.2009.01957.x

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