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Using insects to detect, monitor and predict the distribution of <i>Xylella fastidiosa:</i> a case study in Corsica

2018-01-01

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We sampled ca 2500 specimens of Philaenus spumarius throughout Corsica without a priori on the presence of symptoms on plants. We screened 448 specimens for the presence of Xylella fastidiosa (Xf) using qPCR and a custom nested PCR. qPCR appeared versatile and under-estimated the prevalence of Xf . Nested PCR showed that Xf was present in all populations. Molecular results were validated by prediction on the...

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88bdd25c-b300-5115-9814-70c35de2b52b
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10.1101/241513
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