1. Update of the Scientific Opinion on the risks to plant health posed by Xylella fastidiosa in the EU territory
Boxplots for how (a) landscape type, (b) buffer zone (BZ) width, (c) inspection rate and (d) vector control affect the size of the infected area after 5 years of management, relative to the sizes of simulated outbreaks with no management. The boxplots differentiate between different management goals (eradication or containment) and disease discovery times (after 5 or 10 years of spread) and aggregate across all replicate simulations with all values of the other model parameters and settings. Note that the scenario for discovery after 5 years is compared to unmanaged spread in year 10, while the scenario for discovery after 10 years is compared to unmanaged spread in year 15, explaining the differences between the two discovery scenarios
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EFSA Journal, Volume: 17, Issue: 5, First published: 15 May 2019, DOI: ( /j.efsa )