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Weeds and biocontrol agents
Meet the weeds
Blackberry
Rubus fruticosus
Image: Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus)
Biocontrol agent
Blackberry rust
Meet the biocontrol agents
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Can blackberry rust be made more potent? Issue 51, p.3
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Blackberry to come under additional strain - Issue 44, p.5
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No surprise that Aussie rust misbehaves - Issue 32, p.6
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Chantal Probst
Researcher - Plant Pathology
Biocontrol & Molecular Ecology
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