Research uncovers canola pest secrets

September 5 2019 - 9:00pm
DBM has the ability to reproduce very quickly in warm spring temperatures and therefore explosive outbreaks of this pest can occur in some years. Photo by DPIRD.
DBM has the ability to reproduce very quickly in warm spring temperatures and therefore explosive outbreaks of this pest can occur in some years. Photo by DPIRD.

NEW research aims to provide Western Australian canola growers with earlier warning about potential diamondback moth (DBM) outbreaks, so they can be more pro-active in managing the insect pest.

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