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Bioeconomic optimization of surveillance for detecting and eradicating quarantine forest pests and pathogens
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• A bioeconomic model optimizes cost-effective pest surveillance in Switzerland. • It integrates pest establishment risk, spread, detection, and eradication costs. • Pest and region-specific investments are recommended for efficient surveillance. • Surveillance is not cost-effective for pests with high public detection rate. • Results support survey allocation with high return on investment.
Keywords:
Asian longhorn beetle
Bioeconomic model
Biological invasions
Emerald ash borer
Invasive pests
Risk-based surveillance
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