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Table 1.

Updated list of classical biological control agents released against weeds, since Julien and Griffiths [35].

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Table 2.

Proposed scale for retrospectively assessing the magnitude of adverse environmental effects from biological control introductions.

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Figure 1.

Modified PRISMA flow chart used in the systematic review process [39] for non-target impacts from classical biological control of weeds.

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Figure 2.

Number of biological control agents causing adverse impacts on non-target plant taxa, by magnitude.

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Table 3.

Examples of each magnitude of non-target impact on plants from weed classical biological control agents.

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Figure 3.

Number of plant taxa with non-target impacts from weed biological control agents, by magnitude.

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Figure 4.

Number and phylogenetic proximity of non-target plant taxa known to be affected by weed biological control agents (minimal-massive).

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Figure 5.

Year of deliberate introduction of arthropods used as weed biological control agents, sorted by magnitude of non-target impact on plant taxa.

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Table 4.

Plant taxa with any non-target impact recorded from classical biological control agents of weeds, sorted by family.

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Table 5.

Assessment of potential magnitude of indirect adverse ecological effects from biological control agents (including target weed removal).

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Figure 6.

Impact analysis from biological control agents for weeds, with direct adverse impacts observed on non-target plants, and consideration of beneficial effects (*[13]).

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