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Promising prospects for the eradication of a Melaleuca quinquenervia from South Africa

The discovery of a clump of broad-leaved paper-bark trees (Melaleuca quinquenervia) in 2009 by a field ranger lead to an exciting study on this global wetland invader.

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8 February 2016

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Promising prospects for the eradication of a Melaleuca quinquenervia from South Africa

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Plant Invasions: The Role of Biotic Interactions

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C·I·B researcher co-authors book on detection and response to plant invasions

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The Bulletin, Science for Society July 2017

AoB PLANTS Special Issue