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How would high priority pests be reported in the Western Australian grains industry?

2016-01-01

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General surveillance activities have an important role in plant biosecurity for the early detection of pests (includes diseases) and for demonstrating area freedom. Currently general surveillance information for the grains industry in Western Australia is mainly collected though reports of suspect high priority pests to the state Department of Agriculture and Food (DAFWA). Little information is available on the li...

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Literature Corpus work: b84d173c-ba4d-5a69-aff2-fedeee899a43
DOI: 10.1016/j.cropro.2015.10.005

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