Highlights • C. daubneyi, F. hepatica and H. cylindracea all commonly infect UK G. truncatula.• C. daubneyi may be less adept at infecting and developing in UK G. truncatula.• Paramphistomosis… Click to show full abstract
Highlights • C. daubneyi, F. hepatica and H. cylindracea all commonly infect UK G. truncatula.• C. daubneyi may be less adept at infecting and developing in UK G. truncatula.• Paramphistomosis risk in the UK may increase if C. daubneyi can adapt to this host.• Evidence of interactions between digenean species infecting G. truncatula.
               
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