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Invasive species

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CABI BioProtection Portal welcomes new partner Idai Nature

Invasive harlequin ladybird causes severe decline of two-spotted ladybird, new long-term study shows

Restoration of degraded grassland can benefit climate change mitigation and key ecosystem services

Invasive Species Compendium rated highly amongst databases with information on species of ‘Union Concern’

New research maps potential global spread of devastating papaya mealybug pest

CABI scientists reveal evidence that a natural enemy of Asian fruit fly is two species with only one suitable as a biocontrol agent

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