DNA barcoding helps protect New Zealand borders / by Dr. Karen Armstrong and Dr. Laura Sessions

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Title

DNA barcoding helps protect New Zealand borders / by Dr. Karen Armstrong and Dr. Laura Sessions

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National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Discusses the work of the Lincoln University Bio-Protection Research Centre, as part of the Diagnostics in the Better Border Biosecurity Collaboration (B3), at builing a DNA barcode library to identify exotic insect pests.

Format

Journal

Date created

Mar 2012

Creator

Armstrong, Karen F. / Sessions, Laura A.

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/30235738

Related subjects

DNA data banks / DNA fingerprinting of animals / Insect pests -- Control / Nonindigenous pests -- Control

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