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otherwise naturally regenerate, and
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Control methodsSlashing or pulling
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Weed control contactsDepartment Pho
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Control methodsincreased microbial
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Herbicides for use on asparagus wee
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Control methodsApplication methodsC
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Basal bark application30 cmControl
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Case studyA potential new technique
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Control methodsSince they were intr
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Rust fungus redistribution methodsM
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Holistic managementof invasive vine
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Identifying new outbreaks of aspara
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Supporting photopoints with observa
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Controlling Asparagus aethiopicus a
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Case study 2Protecting a World Heri
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Case study 3Western Cape bridal cre
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Case study 6Regenerating the Narraw
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disturbance and made their work fas
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This A. virgatus has recovered from
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Table 3. Native vegetation and thre
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