Crop convergence

An operational view: which regulated EPPO pathogens converge on the same crop. The more quarantine pathogens share a host range, the higher the shared phytosanitary risk for that crop.

Unlike the "doubly-confirmed" section (non-obvious bridges between pathogens), this is practical shared risk per crop: what to watch on grape, stone fruit, potato. Only crops with a confirmed Major host class in EPPO are kept; laboratory indicators and incidental hosts (Major = 0) are dropped.

71 crop genera · 88 regulated pathogens · 385 host clusters dropped (Major = 0).

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Virus Bacterium Phytoplasma
Convergence on a host range is shared risk, not proof of pathogen interaction. The list is limited to crops with a confirmed Major host class in EPPO. "Doubly-confirmed pairs" are pathogens of this genus that additionally share a vector (the "doubly-confirmed" section).