
Keywords: wasp
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Researchers help complete world first wasp genome projectStaff, The National Tribune, 2020.![]() In a world first, New Zealand researchers have sequenced the genome of three wasps, two of which are invasive wasps in New Zealand, paving the way for new methods of control for these significant pests. Keywords: gene drive genetics, gene drive models, gene drive synthetic, haplodiploid, synthetic homing drive, vespula, vulgaris, wasp |
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Researchers complete world first wasp genome projectUniversity of Otago, Phys Org, 2020.![]() In a world first, New Zealand researchers have sequenced the genome of three wasps, two of which are invasive wasps in New Zealand, paving the way for new methods of control for these significant pests. Keywords: gene drive genetics, gene drive models, gene drive synthetic, haplodiploid, synthetic homing drive, vespula, vulgaris, wasp |
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Towards rangatiratanga in pest management? Maori perspectives and frameworks on novel biotechnologies in conservationS. Palmer, O. R. Mercier and A. King-Hunt, Pacific Conservation Biology, 11. 2020.![]() We gathered Maori perspectives on novel biotechnological controls for pest wasps through three distinct studies. Study participants included tertiary students, businesses, and spiritual or religiously affiliated groups. All participants drew from their identities as Maori people ... Keywords: gene drive genetics, gene drive models, gene drive synthetic, haplodiploid, synthetic homing drive, vespula, vulgaris, wasp |
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Biotechnologies in pest wasp control: taking the sting out of pest management for Māori businesses?S. Palmer and O. R. Mercier, New Genetics and Society, 2020.![]() A Maori-centered mixed-method study gauged the perceptions of eight Maori businesses about the potential use of five specific new biotechnological controls in pest management. Keywords: gene drive genetics, gene drive models, gene drive synthetic, haplodiploid, synthetic homing drive, vespula, vulgaris, wasp |
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The potential for a CRISPR gene drive to eradicate or suppress globally invasive social waspsP. J. Lester, M. Bulgarella, J. W. Baty, P. K. Dearden, J. Guhlin and J. M. Kean, Scientific Reports, 10:12398. 2020.![]() P. J. Lester, M. Bulgarella, J. W. Baty, P. K. Dearden, J. Guhlin and J. M. Kean (2020). Scientific Reports. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-69259-6 Gene drives have potential for widespread and cost-efficient pest control, but are highly controversial. We examined a potential gene ... Keywords: gene drive genetics, gene drive models, gene drive synthetic, haplodiploid, synthetic homing drive, vespula, vulgaris, wasp |

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