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A new chapter of the Japanese beetle invasion saga: predicting suitability from long-infested areas to inform surveillance strategies in Europe

2022-11-16

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The Japanese beetle ( Popillia japonica ) is a polyphagous pest that spreads rapidly and is estimated to cost more than 460 M$/year in damage and control in the USA alone. This study provides risk maps to inform surveillance strategies in Continental Europe, following the beetle’s introduction and successive spread in the last decade. We developed a species distribution model using a machine-learning algorithm, c...

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776f3a92-fe50-5a8e-b738-12688459ee07
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10.1101/2022.11.14.515960
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