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HALOPHILA STIPULACEA (HYDROCHARITACEAE) EN LA LAGUNA DE YAPASCUA, PARQUE NACIONAL SAN ESTEBAN, CARABOBO, VENEZUELA Halophila stipulacea (Hydrocharitaceae) in Laguna de Yapascua, San Esteban National Park, Carabobo, Venezuela
ABSTRACTThe species Halophila stipulacea, considered invasive on the coasts of theCaribbean, was reported for the first time in Venezuela in 2014, in Vargas state.In this study, the distribution of this species in the country is extended to the coast of Carabobo state. Sampling was conducted in a seagrass bed in Laguna Yapascua(San Esteban National Park). …
Post Date: 2022-08-05 20:37:16
Author: carmen rodriguez
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Assessing the risk of establishment and transient populations of Spodoptera frugiperda in Europe
The fall armyworm, Spodoptera frugiperda (J.E. Smith), is an invasive pest threatening crop production and food security worldwide. High concerns are linked to the potential establishment of the species in Europe. The high migratory capacity of S. frugiperda causes concerns about the potential impacts of transient populations invading new areas from suitable hotspots. In the present work, we developed …
Post Date: 2022-06-14 21:28:41
Author: Giorgio
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A talk on “Fall Armyworm: New Invasion in Africa, Asia, and Oceania Require Targeted Chemistries and Cultural Practices”
A talk about fall armyworm spread and control around the world with Dr. Robert Bertram, Chief Scientist with USAID’s Bureau of Resilience and Food Security, which is charged with advancing nutrition and food security around the world. In that capacity he’s working with the FAO’s recently established Global Action for Armyworm Control program, for which …
Post Date: 2021-02-22 07:15:55
Author: Anne Njoroge

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