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Climate and the risk of pests and disease

Authors: Garrett, Karen A.;

Climate and the risk of pests and disease

Abstract

This presentation discusses major pest and disease problems in the Andean Altiplano and their shifting incidence in connection with climate change. The specific focus is on the potato weevil and tuber moth. Results were collected through the placement of traps. Further research hopes to incorporate this data into a comprehensive strategy for combating pests in the midst of climate change.

LTRA-4 (Practices and Strategies for Vulnerable Agro-Ecosystems)

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United States
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Pest control, Potato tuber moth, Farm/Enterprise Scale Field Scale, Disease control, Andean potato weevil, Disease management, Plant pests and disease, Climate change, Potato late blight, Vulnerability and risk

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