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Tracing the role of human civilization in the globalization of plant pathogens
Alberto Santini et al. ISME J. 2018 Mar.
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Fig. 1. Migrations of modern Homo sapiens (Adapted by permission from Macmillan Publishers Ltd: [Nature Genetics]
([8]. The application of molecular genetic approaches to the study of human evolution 33:266–275), copyright 2003
Fig. 2. Trend of European agricultural imports per year (1980–2014) expressed in USD [18].
In the box: World seaborne trade by type of cargo per year (1970–2011). Plants fall into the dry cargo category (UNCTAD, statistics 2014, unctad.org)
Fig. 3. Trade of plants and plant parts among principle trading countries.
For each country flow widths are proportional to 2015 import and export values. Colors correspond to exports from a single country, coded by the color of the outer band. Imports are represented by different colors flowing into each country (Commodity code 0602: Live trees, including roots, cuttings, slips and mushroom spawn). Source UN Comtrade Database
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