Scientific Opinion on comments provided by Portugal on the phytosanitary risk associated with Pinus pinea for the spread of pine wood nematode
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D. Makowski | G. Gilioli | W. Werf | J. Grégoire | C. Bragard | M. Jeger | T. Candresse | R. Baker | I. Holb | O. Karadjova | C. Manceau | M. Navajas | T. Rafoss | V. Rossi | J. Schans | G. Schrader | G. Urek | J. V. Lenteren | I. Vloutoglou | S. Winter | S. Magnusson
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