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Is there evidence for post‐epidemic attenuation in the Dutch elm disease pathogen Ophiostoma novo‐ulmi?

2019-06-01

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The first pandemic of Dutch elm disease (DED) in Europe and North America caused by the introduced Ophiostoma ulmi began in the early 1900s but declined unexpectedly in Europe from the 1930s onwards after killing 30–40% of the elms. Later a second pandemic caused by the much more aggressive Ophiostoma novo‐ulmi spread across the same areas and by 1990 most of Britain's c. 30 million mature elms had died. During th...

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aa4541fc-c4f3-53e2-b0da-a00578d95ae4
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10.1111/ppa.13022
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