Agriculture shock

Virginia Gewin

Nature, 2003, vol. 421, issue 6919, 106-108

Abstract: Fears about terrorism usually centre on nuclear or biological weapons. But attackers could cause huge economic damage by spreading plant or animal diseases. Virginia Gewin asks how this threat is being confronted.

Date: 2003
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