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×ByThe Australian government is considering using a type of herpes virus as a biological agent to reduce the population of carp in the country’s waterways.Since its introduction to in the late 1960s, the common &nbsp;(Cyprinus carpio) has become an species.“Their main impact has been a decline in biodiversity. Native fish and native water plants have declined,” says Ivor Stuart at the Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research, the biodiversity research organisation for the state government of Victoria in Australia. …No commitment, cancel anytime*Offer ends 19/10/2022. *Cancel anytime within 14 days of payment to receive a refund on unserved issues.Existing subscribers, please with your email address to link your account access.Inclusive of applicable taxes (VAT)AdvertisementTrendingLatestVideoFree

×ByThe Australian government is considering using a type of herpes virus as a biological agent to reduce the population of carp in the country’s waterways.Since its introduction to in the late 1960s, the common &nbsp;(Cyprinus carpio) has become an species.“Their main impact has been a decline in biodiversity. Native fish and native water plants have declined,” says Ivor Stuart at the Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research, the biodiversity research organisation for the state government of Victoria in Australia. …No commitment, cancel anytime*Offer ends 19/10/2022. *Cancel...

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