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Three years ago Orbost's Yasmin Sadler started collecting cuttings from heritage fig trees.
Hunting for heritage fig trees introduced to Australia by migrants.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2022-08-01/yasmin-sadler-preserve-australias-fig-tree-heritage/101280842
Time: 1st August 2022 9:33pm
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TyalgumPhil says...
Fantastic work, many waves of migrants brought their own unique cultivars
Time: 19th August 2022 9:37pm
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jakfruit etiquette says...
Yes exactly. Probably the race is on to find some of those cultivars, and not just Figs. Around here those older migrant residents are passing away, their houses and farms are being sold and redeveloped, heritage trees are removed, On top of that there is a Fruit tree removal scheme to eliminate fruit fly hosts....
In suburban Adelaide SA, fruit fly is better controlled by releasing sterile male fruit flies.
Time: 20th August 2022 6:01pm
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