On The Money: Tackling Myrtle rust threat
Government agencies failed to engage community early enough on long-known danger to economy and environment.
Myrtle rust (Puccinia psidii) has emerged as a significant economic and environmental threat. This fungus attacks over 440 species of the commercially important Myrtaceae family.
First identified in Brazil in 1884, in the past 50 years the airborne plant disease has reached Central America,
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On The Money: Tackling Myrtle rust threat
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