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Capturing microclimates: 30-m downscaled climate dataset reveals fine-scale suitability patterns of invasive pests in karst landscapes
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• Developed a 30-m climate downscaling framework for karst landscapes. • Downscaling improved climate estimates and captured terrain heterogeneity. • 30-m climate data refined pest suitability patterns in complex terrain. • Resolution-dependent models revealed different invasion-risk spatial patterns. • High-resolution suitability maps support targeted pest surveillance strategies.
Keywords:
Biological invasion
Downscaling technique
Species distribution model
Karst
Bactrocera dorsalis
Tuta absoluta
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