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Prevention is best: Protecting Australia from future environmental weed threats

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Brooks, S. J., Cherry, H., Ng, K., Waterhouse, B. and Champion, P. (2022) Prevention is best: Protecting Australia from future environmental weed threats. In: 22nd Australasian Weeds Conference, 25 – 29 September 2022, Adelaide, South Australia.

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The national priority list of exotic environmental pests, weeds and diseases was released in November 2020. An implementation plan to identify and prioritise risk reduction actions was finalised in 2022. The list, developed collaboratively with over 100 experts, informs activities to prevent the entry, establishment and spread of exotic species that can negatively impact Australia’s environment and/or social amenity. As examples of pests known to cause severe negative impacts, the future threats of four of the weeds on the list are detailed here to support preventative action.

Item Type:Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
Business groups:Biosecurity Queensland
Keywords:prevention, environmental biosecurity, Mikania vine, Manchurian wildrice, spiked pepper, mouse-ear hawkweed.
Subjects:Science > Invasive Species > Modelling
Science > Invasive Species > Plants > Biological control
Science > Invasive Species > Plants > Eradication and containment
Science > Invasive Species > Plants > Weed ecology
Plant pests and diseases > Weeds, parasitic plants etc
Plant pests and diseases > Pest control and treatment of diseases. Plant protection > Organic plant protection. Biological control
Agriculture > By region or country > Australia
Agriculture > By region or country > Australia > Queensland
Live Archive:18 Jan 2023 05:02
Last Modified:06 Feb 2024 05:28

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