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Brexit Won't Keep Xylella Fastidiosa Out. But You Can Help Keep It At Bay By Spotting Spittle.
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Xylella fastidiosa arrived in Europe six years ago, devastating olive groves in southern Italy and spreading to other countries in the EU, including parts of France and Spain.
Scientists need your help in trying to keep it at bay.
"There are a huge number of plants the Xylella bacterium could affect, from garden plants like the rosemary and lavender to the oak, said Dr Rebekah Robinson, senior plant pathologist at the Royal Horticultural Society."
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Scientists need your help in trying to keep it at bay.
"There are a huge number of plants the Xylella bacterium could affect, from garden plants like the rosemary and lavender to the oak, said Dr Rebekah Robinson, senior plant pathologist at the Royal Horticultural Society."
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