Titlebook: Aphid Biodiversity under Environmental Change; Patterns and Process Pavel Kindlmann,A.F.G. Dixon,J.P. Michaud Book 2010 Springer Science+Bu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-86761-2ures are already limiting to survival in much of the region. Additional indirect effects will be mediated by changes in the phenology of cereal crops and wild host plants, adjustment of agronomic practices, and likely impacts on natural enemies. Possible adverse consequences for agriculture include

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