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    An end to rust, war on willows, protecting the potato and more – Friday at the International Botanical Congress

    29 July, 201127 February, 2012

    An end to rust? iPhones talking to the trees Protecting the potato War on willows

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    War on Willows

    29 July, 201127 February, 2012

    Posted on behalf of CSIRO, Ref 11/82 Willows are major environmental weeds of riverbank habitats across much of south-eastern Australia.  They obstruct water flow, increase water temperature, change water chemistry and can displace native riverine plant species. A CSIRO project looking at the reproductive ecology and dispersal ability of the most aggressive invasive species of willows…

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