Biological control of Melaleuca trees, old-world climbing fern and other invasive weeds: rearing challenges and constraints of host range testing in quarantine

Sunday, 17 November 2002 - 8:10 AM
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This presentation is part of : Role and Challenges of Insect Rearing in Support of Programs Against Invasive Species: Examples Ripped from the Headlines

Biological control of Melaleuca trees, old-world climbing fern and other invasive weeds: rearing challenges and constraints of host range testing in quarantine

Gary R. Buckingham, USDA-ARS, Invasive Plants Research Laboratory, c/o Florida Biological Control Laboratory, P.O. Box 147100, Gainesville, FL and S. Wineriter, University of Florida IFAS/USDA-ARS, Florida Biocontrol Laboratory, Gainesville, FL.

Keywords: invasive species

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Sunday, 17 November 2002 - 8:10 AM0053

This presentation is part of : Role and Challenges of Insect Rearing in Support of Programs Against Invasive Species: Examples Ripped from the Headlines

Biological control of Melaleuca trees, old-world climbing fern and other invasive weeds: rearing challenges and constraints of host range testing in quarantine

Sunday, 17 November 2002 - 8:10 AM
0053