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CABI’s work on the biological control of invasive weeds making great progress
A quarter century of research into natural enemies to fight invasive phragmites shows early promise
First mite to lead biological fight against Russian olive approved for use in Canada
Scientists suggest global guidelines for sustainable use of non-native trees to protect worldwide biodiversity
Study calls for urgent plan to manage invasive weed which threatens livelihoods in Africa
Farmers and fishermen believe livelihoods would be enhanced by removal of semiaquatic weed
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