Climate change impacts the risk of invasion of eucalypt pests in Brazil
Juliana Santos da Mota,
Leonardo Rodrigues Barbosa,
Cesar Augusto Marchioro
Abstract:Identifying areas at high risk of invasion is considered an important step for prioritization of phytosanitary measures to prevent biological invasions. Because climate change is likely to affect species' habitat suitability, ideally this should be considered in invasion risk assessments.
We evaluated whether climate change affects habitat suitability and invasion risk of eight potentially invasive Eucalyptus pests in Brazil: Eucalyptolyma maideni, Mnesampela privata, Ophelimus maskelli, Orgyia postica, Parops… Show more
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