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Entomopathogenic fungi in rice agroecosystems: multitrophic interactions and implications for arthropod management

Aug 2026 · Arthropod-Plant Interactions · Vol 20 · 0 citations · 125 references

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The conditions under which EPF can reliably provide resilient protection of rice are established, linking molecular pathways to population and landscape-scale outcomes in flooded paddy environments.

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