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You are here: Home Resource Finder Media Myrtle rust in mānuka concerns researchers
Myrtle rust in mānuka concerns researchers
The invasive myrtle rust disease that has threatened to lay waste to populations of native pohutukawa and ramarama has now been found in the seeds of mānuka around Auckland, raising fears the valuable native could be at risk from the disease’s impact.