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Rapid spread of a densovirus in a major crop pest following wide-scale adoption of Bt-cotton in China

Xiao et al., 2021

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Xiao Y
Li W
Yang X
Xu P
Jin M
Yuan H
Zheng W
Soberón M
Bravo A
Wilson K
Wu K
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Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) crops have been widely planted and the effects of Bt-crops on populations of the target and non-target insect pests have been well studied. However, the effects of Bt-crops exposure on microorganisms that interact with crop pests have not …
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