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Mapping the distribution of elms in Britain after a century of Dutch elm disease

2026-07-16

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The establishment of novel pests and pathogens that devastate populations of trees is increasing around the world, giving rise to policy and management decisions about how to restore treescapes. Such decisions may be informed by the example of Dutch elm disease (DED) which caused most mature elms in Europe and North America to be lost in the mid-20th Century. Although affected elms can regenerate, they succumb aga...

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Literature Corpus work: 6873b24c-43e7-5d47-a673-eafb7a63788d
DOI: 10.64898/2026.07.16.738901

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