Fungi implant kills parkensonia

By Mark Phelps
Updated September 4 2015 - 9:12am, first published 8:57am
Associate Professor Victor Galea from the University of Queensland with the Di-Bak Pakensonia capsules and Dr Ken Goulter from BioHerbicides Australia with the applicator at the Reef, Range and Red Dust conference.
Associate Professor Victor Galea from the University of Queensland with the Di-Bak Pakensonia capsules and Dr Ken Goulter from BioHerbicides Australia with the applicator at the Reef, Range and Red Dust conference.

NATURALLY occurring fungi are being exploited to kill the major problem weed parkensonia.

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