Accidental introduction of Candidatus Liberibacter europaeus into New Zealand via a weed biocontrol agent from the UK
Authors:
- Simon V. FowlerSFSimon V. Fowler
- Claudia LangeCLClaudia Lange
- Sam BeardSBSam Beard
- Dagmar F. CheesemanDCDagmar F. Cheeseman
- Gary J. HoulistonGHGary J. Houliston
- Quentin PaynterQPQuentin Paynter
- Paul PetersonPPPaul Peterson
- Andrew PitmanAPAndrew Pitman
- Lindsay SmithLSLindsay Smith
- Mélanie TannièresMTMélanie Tannières
- Sarah ThompsonSTSarah Thompson
- Chris WinksCWChris Winks
- 1 September 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Biological Control
- Vol. 160
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