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Spotted gums and hybrids: Impact of pests and diseases, ontogeny and climate on tree performance

2020-09-01

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The increased threat of pests and pathogens in plantations has strengthened the need to understand the factors underlying their occurrence, such as climate and tree ontogenic, and the effect of these pests and diseases on plant performance. Spotted gums (Corymbia citriodora and C. henryi), C. torelliana, and their hybrids are important commercial plantation taxa, because they are suited to a range of environments...

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Literature Corpus work: 940cce86-3f41-57d6-a6fb-18773539f484
DOI: 10.1016/j.foreco.2020.118235

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