A framework for prioritising plant pests (CEBRA Project 1502D)

Polina Levontin; Susie Hester; Mark Burgman

A framework for prioritising plant pests (CEBRA Project 1502D)

Polina Levontin
, Susie Hester
, Mark Burgman

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Abstract

More than three hundred and fifty pests are classified by Australian plant industries as priority plant-pests. A large number of these have never been detected in Australia, and information about their impact on the Australian environment, community and business activity, should they ever establish and spread, is limited. There is currently no national framework or mechanism for prioritising plant pests. In this report we document a framework that could be used to prioritise funding for surveillance of these pests.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Melbourne, Australia
Publisher	Centre of Excellence for Biosecurity Risk Analysis (CEBRA)
Number of pages	49
Publication status	Published - Apr 2019

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