Species Diversity Reducing the Impact of Emerging Diseases

Update: 2017-04-21

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Species diversity is an urban forest is vital to surviving a disease threat. In this month’s Science of Arboriculture, we look at the efforts in Sweden to learn from painful lessons and create a cooperative template between arborists, municipalities, and universities in promoting species diversity.(A, M, Bp)

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Species Diversity Reducing the Impact of Emerging Diseases

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Species Diversity Reducing the Impact of Emerging Diseases

Species Diversity Reducing the Impact of Emerging Diseases