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    Regional predictions of potato late blight risk in a GIS incorporating disease resistance profiles, climate change, and risk neighborhoods

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    2008
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    Sparks, Adam H.
    Raymundo, R.
    Simon, R.
    Forbes, G.
    Garrett, Karen A.
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    This poster prioritizes efforts to manage late blight and measuring their impact now and under future climate scenarios demands a national and global perspective. We used a model in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to create late blight severity predictions under current and future climate conditions.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10919/68706
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