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Scientists  target  ’Ross River’  mosquito: CSIRO

Written by Horticultural Media Association on August 5, 2021

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Ross River fever is a problem for gardeners in many parts of Australia who work in their gardens without mosquito protection. It is also a problem for farmers, volunteer bushfire fighters and others.

Scientists  target 'Ross River' mosquito: CSIRO — Click on the image to read the Media Release on the CSIRO site

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