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Items where Author is "Markula, Anna"

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Article

Panetta, F. D., Csurhes, S., Markula, A. and Hannan-Jones, M. (2011) Predicting the cost of eradication for 41 class 1 declared weeds in Queensland. Plant Protection Quarterly, 26 (2). pp. 42-46.

Monograph

Markula, A., Csurhes, S. and Hannan-Jones, M. A. (2025) Cane toad: Pest risk assessment. Technical Report. State of Queensland.

Csurhes, S. and Markula, A. (2025) Bitou bush: Pest risk assessment. Technical Report. State of Queensland.

Csurhes, S. and Markula, A. (2016) Asian house gecko: Pest risk assessment. Technical Report. State of Queensland.

Csurhes, S., Paroz, G. and Markula, A. (2016) Feral horse: Pest risk assessment. Technical Report. State of Queensland.

Markula, A., Hannan-Jones, M. A. and Csurhes, S. (2016) Ferret: Pest risk assessment. Technical Report. State of Queensland.

Markula, A., Hannan-Jones, M. A. and Csurhes, S. (2016) African serval: Pest risk assessment. Technical Report. State of Queensland.

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