A national industry pest-specific incursion management plan for carrot rust fly (Psila rosae) (VG06114)
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What was it all about?
Carrot rust fly has been identified by Plant Health Australia as one of the top threats to the Australian carrot industry. In 2007 Horticulture Australia Ltd (HAL) commissioned the Department of Agriculture and Food Government of Western Australia to develop a Pest Specific Incursion Management Plan, a Pest Risk Assessment and a Diagnostic Protocol for carrot rust fly. It is recommended that these documents to be considered a permanent draft documents to be updated regularly as new information becomes available.
ISBN:
0-7341-2013-3
Funding statement:
This project was funded by Hort Innovation (then Horticulture Australia Limited).
Copyright:
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