Read more about the article Implications of water turbidity on biological control of water hyacinth
Jeanne weighing water hyacinth plants in the laboratory at the University of the Witwatersrand. (Photo: Dr Jeanne Mukarugwiro)

Implications of water turbidity on biological control of water hyacinth

A recent study revealed that high levels water turbidity levels negatively affected the development, survival and establishment of the water hyacinth weevils.

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Read more about the article Biodiversity of natural forests key to buffer severity of non-native tree invasions
Photos from left to right: Black Locust; Osage orange; Tree of Heaven; pictures from iNaturalist under CC-BY-NC (credits: Dave Richardson, Rosario, and Gehardt).

Biodiversity of natural forests key to buffer severity of non-native tree invasions

A study, co-authored by CIB Core Team member Prof Cang Hui, has found that the native biodiversity of natural forests largely buffers the severity of non-native tree invasions.

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