Abstract
Urban trees must supply ecosystem services that are out of proportion to their numbers, meaning that the initial impact of pests and diseases can be higher in urban environments, including gardens, parks, and street trees, than in areas with higher concentrations of trees ([ 1 ][1]). There are also
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