Beetles approved for control of tradescantia
29 June 2011
Beetles approved for control of tradescantia
The Environmental Risk Management
Authority has approved the release of a further two beetle
species to control the weed tradescantia.
Auckland Council applied for the release of the beetles, Lema basicostata and Neolema abbreviata, to attack tradescantia which is a serious environmental and garden weed.
In making its decision, the Chair of the decision-making committee, Dr Max Suckling, said the two new beetles would supplement the release of Neolema ogloblini, which was approved by the Authority in 2008.
To read the full decision:
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