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Relative performance on test and target plants in laboratory tests predicts the risk of non-target attack in the field for arthropod weed biocontrol agents.
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Paynter, Q.E

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Fowler, S.V

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Gourlay, A.H

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Peterson, P.G

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Smith, L.A

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Winks, C.J

2015
We tested the hypothesis that quantifying the relative performance of candidate weed biocontrol agents on test and target plants during laboratory host-range testing can predict the probability of test plants being attacked in the field. For arthropo
Translating host-specifcity test results into the real world: The need to harmonize the yin and yang of current testing procedures
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Briese, D.T

2005
In its modern era, the discipline of biological control can be perceived as being subject to a series of tensions due to differences in philosophy, different needs, and different practices; these include the view that biological control is environmen
Biocontrol of Chromolaena odorata in Timor Leste
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Day, M. D

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Brito, A. A

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Da Costa Guterres, A

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da Costa Alves, A. P

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Paul, T

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Wilson, C. G.

2013
Chromolaena odorata (L.) King and Robinson (Asteraceae) is a major weed in Timor Leste, affecting grazing lands and subsistence farms, reducing productivity and food security. It was the focus of a biocontrol project funded by the Australian Governme
Biological control of weeds: theory and practical application
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Mic H, Julien

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White, Graham

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Australian Center for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR)

1997
Weed problems in the Asia-Pacific region are becoming increasingly difficult to manage. Most countries in the region are not only faced with a higher risk of exotic weed introduction, the result of a major increase in travel and trade, but are also a
Is host‐specificity of weed biological control agents likely to evolve rapidly following establishment?
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Van Klinken, Rieks.Dekker

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Edwards, Owain .Rhys

2002
Over 352 herbivore species have now been intentionally introduced into new regions as weed biological control agents. Recent evidence shows that rapid and significant evolution in host-specificity can occur. The risk of non-target use by biological c
Potential Evolution of Host Range in Herbivorous Insects
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Futuyama, Douglas J

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R.G, Van Driesche

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T. Heard

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A. S. McClay

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R. Reardon

2000
Many clades of herbivorous insects are remarkably conservative in the plants that they attack, and in many groups, related insects tend to feed on related plants. However, rapid evolution of host range has been documented in several species. Manage
Launch of the Pacific Battler Lounge 2020
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Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

2020
The launch of the Pacific Battler Lounge on November 27, 2020 also announced the fourth Pacific Battler of the Year for 2020 during the 10th Pacific Islands Conference on Nature Conservation and Protected Areas.
Regional Invasive Species Mainstreaming Strategy (2021 -2024)
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Menzies, Steve

2021
In this video, Steve Menzies of Flinch Marketing introduces the invasive species Mainstreaming Strategies and invited feedbacks from the audience through the use of Mentimeter.
Natural Enemies Natural Solutions Workshop, Session 5: Determining a programme of work.
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Lynley Hayes

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Michael Day

2021
Date: 23 April 2021 Determining a programme of work. Exploring options and agreeing priorities. Recap what was learnt over the last 5 NENS sessions.
Natural Enemies Natural Solutions Workshop, Session 4: Import, rear, and release of natural enemies
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Lynley Hayes

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Michael Day

2021
Day 4 of the NENS virtual workshop covers the last two steps for developing a NENS project, that being (5) import, rear and release of natural enemies, and (6) Evaluating success of a project. This 4th session tried to answer the key questions; a.

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