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Dr Stefan Toepfer

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Meet Patrice the PhD student from Burundi helping to tackle one of the world’s most invasive and noxious weeds

Team of global experts to develop beneficial nematode-based biocontrol solution to fall armyworm

New binary toxins found in fight against devastating western corn rootworm pest

PhD student steps up fight against ragweed which is rated world’s fourth most serious invasive weed

MARA-CABI’s Integrated Pest Management course at the Graduate School of CAAS reopens after Covid-19 restrictions

Student completes PhD on defence mechanisms of a major group of maize pests, the Diabroticina beetles

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