Weeds, as ancillary hosts, pose disproportionate risk for virulent pathogen transfer to crops

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Evolutionary Biology, May 2016

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Weeds, as ancillary hosts, pose disproportionate risk for virulent pathogen transfer to crops https://t.co/VxJWlUZ2ix #bmcevolbiol

RT @PhytophthoraLab: Weeds, as ancillary hosts, pose disproportionate risk for virulent pathogen transfer to crops https://t.co/d18atwhP9g…

Weeds, as ancillary hosts, pose disproportionate risk for virulent pathogen transfer to crops https://t.co/d18atwhP9g #bmcevolbiol

RT @CorinPrattCABI: Weeds can support development and transfer of virulent pathogen strains to crops - disease management implications http…

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