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The feasibility of detecting trees affected by the pine wood nematode using remote sensing [PDF]
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Horticultural Studies 1999 [PDF]
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Engineered pine endophytic Bacillus toyonensis with nematocidal and colonization abilities for pine wilt disease control. [PDF]
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Exploring the Close-Range Detection of UAV-Based Images on Pine Wilt Disease by an Improved Deep Learning Method. [PDF]
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A lightweight improved YOLOv8 method for intelligent detection of pine wilt disease. [PDF]
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Editorial: Global occurrence of pine wilt disease: Biological interactions and integrated management. [PDF]
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Phytotoxins in pine wilt disease.
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