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Invasive Species Blog

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Searching for a viable biological control of the Comstock mealybug, a pest threatening fruit crops in Switzerland

Biological control could be the key to saving one of Britain’s rarest birds from extinction

Review helps countries prepare for potential invasion of ‘hitchhiking’ yellow spotted stink bug pest

CABI launches new portal to help facilitate greater collaboration on fall armyworm research

Biopesticides effectively halt the devastating fall armyworm in South Sudan

New study calls for reallocation of subsidies to encourage lower risk control options to fight fall armyworm menace

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