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The Leschenault Biosecurity Group (LBG) has warned landholders to be on the look out for young cottonbush seedlings because summer rain and warm soil provides the perfect environment for seedlings.
According to LBG the best way to get on top of this is by spraying or hand pulling young plants.
Please refer to the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) website for more information about control techniques.
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