Higher tree species richness and diversity in urban areas than in forests: Implications for host availability for invasive tree pests and pathogens
Most Cited Paper
in Forest Insect Ecology and Management
18 Months Post-Publication
Class of 2026
“Higher tree species richness and diversity in urban areas than in forests: Implications for host availability for invasive tree pests and pathogens”
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Topics
urban tree inventories · Swiss national forest inventory · tree species richness · invasive insects · invasive pathogens · quarantine pests · host availability · host suitability · forest composition · forest composition · non-native tree-feeding insects · Species establishment · invasibility · urban-forest comparison · ecosystem services · multivariate analyses
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