Super-genetics study tracks down the origin and spread for a major agricultural pest

Updated May 11 2020 - 12:12pm, first published 12:04pm
RESEARCH: Charles Sturt Professor of Applied Ecology Geoff Gurr from the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation and School of Agricultural and Wine Sciences. Picture: Supplied
RESEARCH: Charles Sturt Professor of Applied Ecology Geoff Gurr from the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation and School of Agricultural and Wine Sciences. Picture: Supplied

A Charles Sturt University scientist has contributed to landmark research tracing the origin and historical patterns of spread for of one of agriculture's worst pests, the diamondback moth.

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