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Benefits and costs of a global cooperative surveillance strategy to control trans-boundary crop pathogens

2022-10-17

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Trans-boundary diseases are extremely complex to control and can cause global socioeconomic damages. In the context of crop protection, surveillance strategies are usually designed according to administrative boundaries. In this study, we investigate to which extent this geographical scale of surveillance is suitable for long-distance dispersed pathogens. We lever on a global epidemic network, presented in a previ...

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Literature Corpus work: 9cf6a290-85e6-5084-afab-90e95f42aadb
DOI: 10.1101/2022.10.13.512036

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