Rising temperatures, rising threats: The new face of plant disease

Climate change is a unconfortable reality that is already transforming agriculture all around the world. The rising temperatures and the increase in extreme climate events (such as hurricanes, floods and droughts) are creating ideal conditions for the spread of emerging pathogens. This new scenario represents one of the greatest challenges to worldwide food production

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2026-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.18002/biobive.i1.27987
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Plant Pathogens and Resistance
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Rising temperatures, rising threats: The new face of plant disease

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Abstract

Climate change is a unconfortable reality that is already transforming agriculture all around the world. The rising temperatures and the increase in extreme climate events (such as hurricanes, floods and droughts) are creating ideal conditions for the spread of emerging pathogens. This new scenario represents one of the greatest challenges to worldwide food production

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Universidad de León (MX)
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