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predation by red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) on I. obesulus in Western Australia (Dickman 1988) and by the increases in sizes of I. obesulus populations after fox control programs were initiated in the west ...
meltdown”? For example, invasive red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) rapidly reestablish in controlled areas in Australia where there are also nonnative rabbits (Redhead et al. 1991), with severe consequences ...
across their range (Kerle 1984, 2001). Once widespread across Australia , possums have suffered a > 50% decline in range following European settlement due to predation by introduced predators , habitat loss ...
of the efficacy of IAS plant biocontrol agents in Australia (n = 290) revealed only two related to outcomes (i.e., effects on the recipient plant communities, 0.69% of all measures reported; Thomas and Reid 2007 ...
is the presence and abundance of certain mesocarnivores (e.g., foxes and mustelids), which are hypothesized to reduce Lyme disease via predation on the rodents that serve as a natural reservoir for the infectious ...
vetch and barley were less preferred (Youngerman et al. 2020). Seed predators may act as dispersal agents of seeds if they possess caching behavior or move viable seeds to suitable sites for germination ...
. The family Ixodidae (hard ticks), which comprises most tick species, are particularly pestiferous with the highest transmission rate of disease and disease causing agents among the three tick families (Hargis ...
of selected pest-resistant amaranth accessions on the performance of the indigenous parasitoid A. hemara which has been recommended as a potential biocontrol agent for S. recurvalis (Othim et al. 2017). We ...
of the still-undescribed insect diversity (Stork 2018). Phylogeography for Pest Management and Biocontrol Agents Reconstructions of colonization history provide important ...
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