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Coconut Lethal Yellowing-Like Diseases: Insights From Predicting Potential Distribution Under Different Climate Change Scenarios

2020-12-29

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Coconut is recognized for its popularity in contributing to food and nutritional security. It generates income and helps to improve rural livelihood. However, there is a rise in the number of plant diseases due to globalization, including lethal yellowing-like diseases (LYD). A clear understanding of climate-suitable areas for disease invasion is essential for implementing quarantine measures. Therefore, we modell...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-133560/v1
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