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parasitology
Parasitology is the study of parasitic organisms, their hosts, and the biological relationships between them, drawing on genetics, ecology, and molecular biology to understand these interactions. In plant science, this field is crucial for identifying and combating parasitic organisms—such as nematodes, parasitic plants, and pathogenic fungi—that damage crops and reduce agricultural yields. Understanding these host-parasite dynamics also helps researchers develop resistant plant varieties and sustainable pest management strategies.
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