Botany One on Nostr: The bacteria spreads through insects that feed on plant sap - and some of these ...
The bacteria spreads through insects that feed on plant sap - and some of these insects are already present in New Zealand. Fortunately, finding out which New Zealand plants can carry the bacteria helps biosecurity teams know what to look out for. It also shows the value of botanical gardens as early warning systems - by growing plants from around the world, they can help us spot potential problems before they reach new shores.
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