HISTORY / Native American

Paper · Semantic Scholar

Global crop movement has traditionally been viewed as a major driver of emerging plant diseases through the introduction of pathogens into naïve environments. Here we show that the reverse process, introducing crops into regions containing endemic pathogens already adapted to related native hosts, is an equally powerful but underrecognized mechanism of disease emergence. Using multilocus phylogeny, haplotype network…

Reference · Wikidata

history of the indigenous peoples of the United States