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Relative performance on test and target plants in laboratory tests predicts the risk of non-target attack in the field for arthropod weed biocontrol agents.
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Paynter, Q.E

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Fowler, S.V

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Gourlay, A.H

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Peterson, P.G

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Smith, L.A

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Winks, C.J

2015
We tested the hypothesis that quantifying the relative performance of candidate weed biocontrol agents on test and target plants during laboratory host-range testing can predict the probability of test plants being attacked in the field. For arthropo
Special Issue on Tropical Island Conservation: Rat Eradication for Species Recovery. Biological Conservation. Volume 185, May 2015
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J.C. Russell ... [et al.]

2015
Invasive rats have found their way to most islands throughout the world, where they have had and continue to have severe negative impacts on insular biota. Techniques developed in temperate regions to eradicate invasive rats from islands have proven
Learning about the Little Fire Ant = A'oa'o ma malamalama i le loi mumu la'ititi
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Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

2015
The Little Fire Ant may be small but it has a very long scientific name - Wasmannia auropunctata. It is about 1.5 mm with a light to golden brown colour. Its home is Central and South America but it has travelled far to the Pacific islands and now li
10 Things that you can do to help reduce the spread of Invasive Species = 10 Vaega e mafai ona e faátino e fesoasoani ai i le fa'aitiitia o le salalau o meaola fa'alafuá
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Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

2015
Invasive species fact sheet on 10 things to help prevent the spread of invasive species.
Learn more about Invasive Species
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Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

2015
Every living thing in our Pacific islands environment is called biodiversity. Trees, fish, birds, mushrooms, forests and mangroves are all part of biodiversity.
How do Invasive Species arrive and spread?
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Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

2015
Invasive species can be spread deliberately by people for food, as pets, for economic opportunity, or for planting in the garden. A few species such as the mongoose, were deliberately introduced to try and control other pests, but ended up becoming s

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