myrtle rust

ABC Rural News: War on pest ants is lost, says BQ

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http://www.abc.net.au/rural/news/content/201211/s3629320.htm
The Queensland Government recently downgraded its eradication campaign against yellow crazy ants, and has also conceded against Asian honey bees, myrtle rust and giant Siam weed. (Friday, 09/11/2012)

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Terrain NRM eNews: Destructive pest found in Herbert district

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The Hinchinbrook Shire Council's environment and health services staff are on high alert after finding the potentially disastrous Myrtle Rust fungal disease. (September, 2012)

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Qld Gov News Release: Myrtle rust spreads to Wet Tropics

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http://www.daff.qld.gov.au/30_21704.htm
Biosecurity Queensland's state-wide program that is monitoring the spread of myrtle rust, a serious fungal disease of plants, has confirmed further significant detections in the ecologically sensitive Wet Tropics in North Queensland. (14 May, 2012)

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ABC Rural News: Victoria gives up on attempt to keep out myrtle rust

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Victoria has given up trying to keep the disease mytle rust out of the state. It's ended a five-month ban on imports from Queensland and NSW of plants that could carry myrtle rust. (Monday, 02/07/2012)

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Federal Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry: Myrtle Rust

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www.daff.gov.au/aqis/quarantine/pests-diseases/myrtle-rust/myrtle-rust-qa
This page contains information about the plant pathogen Myrtle Rust including its impacts, host species and management plans for its control.

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NSW Department of Primary Industry: Myrtle Rust

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www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/plant/myrtle-rust
This site describes Myrtle rust (Puccinia psidii s.l.) a serious pathogen which affect plants belonging to the family Myrtaceae including Australian natives like bottle brush, tea tree, and eucalypts. It also contains information on how to report sightings of Myrtle rust and links to images and further information.

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Management Project - Mitigating the impacts of Myrtle Rust disease on Queensland World Heritage Areas

This project will develop a long-term monitoring program and management strategies for strategic rainforest areas in Queensland ‘s World Heritage properties. This includes identifying and tracking the infection and impact of Myrtle Rust in the Gondwana, Fraser Island and Wet Tropics World Heritage areas; improving understanding of the disease biology in QLD rainforest conditions; supporting Myrtle Rust research projects; and modelling the potential long-term impacts of the disease on host plants and other dependent flora and fauna.

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