CABI Confirms Presence Of Devastating Date Pest The Red Palm Weevil On Socotra Island, Yemen

ENN
Jun 11, 2020, 12:12 pm206 pts
CABI scientist Dr Arne Witt has led an international team of researchers who have confirmed for the first time the presence of the date pest red palm weevil on Socotra Island, Yemen, putting the livelihoods of residents at risk.

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CABI Confirms Presence Of Devastating Date Pest The Red Palm Weevil On Socotra Island, Yemen

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