Non-Specific Biological Control of Several Cereus Species in South Africa

Ralph G Peckover

doi:10.2985/015.091.0209

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Abstract

Exotic invasive plant species are a problem all over the world, and in South Africa many cactus species have become a large problem. Presented here is an example of one which has been successfully controlled by biological agents.

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Ralph G Peckover "Non-Specific Biological Control of Several Cereus Species in South Africa," Cactus and Succulent Journal 91(2), 152-155, (5 June 2019). https://doi.org/10.2985/015.091.0209

Published: 5 June 2019

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