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[Contributing factors and control strategies of pine wilt disease].

Gecheng Ouyang, Runjie Zhang

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There are several types of pine wilt diseases with inherent inter-relations. The diseases are closely related with the complex ecological system composed of local environment, pine trees, insect vectors, and pathogenic nematodes and some other microorganisms. Sustainable pest management based on ecology is a potential approach for pine wilt disease control.

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There are several types of pine wilt diseases with inherent inter-relations. The diseases are closely related with the complex ecological system composed of local environment, pine trees, insect vectors, and pathogenic nematodes and some other microorganisms. Sustainable pest management based on ecology is a potential approach for pine wilt disease control.

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There are several types of pine wilt diseases with inherent inter-relations. The diseases are closely related with the complex ecological system composed of local environment, pine trees, insect vectors, and pathogenic nematodes and some other microorganisms. Sustainable pest management based on ecology is a potential approach for pine wilt disease control.

Key concepts: Wilt disease, Biology, Ecology, PEST analysis, Pine wood, Agroforestry, Botany

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