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Items where Author is "Erbacher, Kimberley"

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Brooks, S. J. and Erbacher, K. (2026) Detecting new infestations of tropical weed eradication targets. In: 24th Australasian Weeds Conference; Collaboration across borders: Sharing knowledge for effective weed management, 23-27 August 2026, Christchurch, New Zealand.

Brooks, S. J. and Erbacher, K. (2026) Progress towards the eradication of Miconia nervosa and Miconia racemosa from Australia. In: 24th Australasian Weeds Conference; Collaboration across borders: Sharing knowledge for effective weed management, 23-27 August 2026, Christchurch, New Zealand.

Brooks, S. J. and Erbacher, K. (2025) Progress of the National Tropical Weeds Eradication Program. In: Pest Animal and Weed Symposium 2025 (PAWS 2025), 19-22 May 2025, Gladstone, Australia.

Brooks, S. J. and Erbacher, K. (2022) Progress in the eradication of Miconia calvescens from Australia. In: 22nd Australasian Weeds Conference, 25 – 29 September 2022, Adelaide, South Australia.

Brooks, S. J., Erbacher, K. and Maher, J. (2022) Progress towards the eradication of Limnocharis flava from Australia. In: 22nd Australasian Weeds Conference, 25 – 29 September 2022, Adelaide, South Australia.

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