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This cluster of papers focuses on the expansion of the geographic range of the pine processionary moth, particularly in relation to climate change and its impact on forest ecosystems
  • Processionary Moth
  • Climate Change
  • Caterpillar Envenoming
  • Host Utilisation
  • Forest Pest Management
  • Climatic Warming
  • Venomous Caterpillars
  • Pine Forests
  • Population Dynamics
  • Epidemiology
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Expansion of Geographic Range in Processionary Moth
This cluster of papers focuses on the expansion of the geographic range of the pine processionary moth, particularly in relation to climate change and its impact on forest ecosystems
  • Processionary Moth
  • Climate Change
  • Caterpillar Envenoming
  • Host Utilisation
  • Forest Pest Management
  • Climatic Warming
  • Venomous Caterpillars
  • Pine Forests
  • Population Dynamics
  • Epidemiology

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