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Global Warming Could Magnify Insect-Driven Apparent Competition Between Native and Introduced Host Plants in Sub-Antarctic Islands

by Hullé, Maurice, Till, Milena, Plantegenest, Manuel
Published in Environmental Entomology (2021)
“... on the invasive plant under current temperature, it would become 40% higher with an increase in temperature of 3°C...”

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Global Warming Could Magnify Insect-Driven Apparent Competition Between Native and Introduced Host Plants in Sub-Antarctic Islands

by Hullé, Maurice, Till, Milena, Plantegenest, Manuel
Published in Environmental Entomology (2022)
“.... Hence, while pest population doubling time is 28% higher on the invasive plant under current temperature...”

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Global Warming Could Magnify Insect-Driven Apparent Competition Between Native and Introduced Host Plants in Sub-Antarctic Islands

by Hullé, Maurice, Till, Milena, Plantegenest, Manuel
Published in Environmental Entomology (2022)
“.... Hence, while pest population doubling time is 28% higher on the invasive plant under current temperature...”

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Global Warming Could Magnify Insect-Driven Apparent Competition Between Native and Introduced Host Plants in Sub-Antarctic Islands

by Hullé, Maurice, Till, Milena, Plantegenest, Manuel
Published in Environmental Entomology (2022)
“.... Hence, while pest population doubling time is 28% higher on the invasive plant under current temperature...”

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Global Warming Could Magnify Insect-Driven Apparent Competition Between Native and Introduced Host Plants in Sub-Antarctic Islands

by Hullé, Maurice, Till, Milena, Plantegenest, Manuel
Published in Environmental Entomology (2022)
“.... Hence, while pest population doubling time is 28% higher on the invasive plant under current temperature...”

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Global Warming Could Magnify Insect-Driven Apparent Competition Between Native and Introduced Host Plants in Sub-Antarctic Islands

by Hullé, Maurice, Till, Milena, Plantegenest, Manuel
Published in Environmental Entomology (2022)
“.... Hence, while pest population doubling time is 28% higher on the invasive plant under current temperature...”

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Global Warming Could Magnify Insect-Driven Apparent Competition Between Native and Introduced Host Plants in Sub-Antarctic Islands

by Hullé, Maurice, Till, Milena, Plantegenest, Manuel
Published in Environmental Entomology (2022)
“.... Hence, while pest population doubling time is 28% higher on the invasive plant under current temperature...”

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