Table 22.1
(continued)
Taxon
Species
Assessment of control status
in van Wilgen and Wilson
(2018)
Status in NEM:BA
Aim of control
project
Status of control project
Freshwater
fish Micropterus salmoides
(Largemouth Bass)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
some areas
Freshwater
fish Micropterus dolomieu
(Smallmouth Bass)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
some areas
Freshwater
fish Micropterus punctulatus
(Spotted Bass)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
some areas
Freshwater
fish Micropterus punctulatus
(Florida Bass)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
some areas
Freshwater
fish Oncorhynchus mykiss
(Rainbow Trout)
Not assessed
Not listed
Local extirpation N/a; not regulated under NEM:BA
Freshwater
fish Cyprinus carpio
(Common Carp)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
some areas
Freshwater
fish Clarias gariepinus
(Sharptooth Catfish)
Not assessed
Not listed (native species
with some extra-limital
populations)
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
one project
Freshwater
fish Gambusia affinis
(Mosquito Fish)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
one project
Freshwater
fish Tinca tinca
(Tench)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
one project
Freshwater
fish Lepomis macrochirus
(Bluegill Sunfish)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
some areas
Freshwater
fish Oreochromis
mossambicus
(Mozambique
Tilapia)
Not assessed
Not listed (native species
with some extra-limital
populations)
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
one project
Freshwater
fish Tilapia sparrmanii
(Banded Tilapia)
Not assessed
Not listed (Native species
with some extra-limital
populations)
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
one project
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Taxon
Species
Assessment of control status
in van Wilgen and Wilson
(2018)
Status in NEM:BA
Aim of control
project
Status of control project
Freshwater
fish Micropterus salmoides
(Largemouth Bass)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
some areas
Freshwater
fish Micropterus dolomieu
(Smallmouth Bass)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
some areas
Freshwater
fish Micropterus punctulatus
(Spotted Bass)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
some areas
Freshwater
fish Micropterus punctulatus
(Florida Bass)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
some areas
Freshwater
fish Oncorhynchus mykiss
(Rainbow Trout)
Not assessed
Not listed
Local extirpation N/a; not regulated under NEM:BA
Freshwater
fish Cyprinus carpio
(Common Carp)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
some areas
Freshwater
fish Clarias gariepinus
(Sharptooth Catfish)
Not assessed
Not listed (native species
with some extra-limital
populations)
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
one project
Freshwater
fish Gambusia affinis
(Mosquito Fish)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
one project
Freshwater
fish Tinca tinca
(Tench)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
one project
Freshwater
fish Lepomis macrochirus
(Bluegill Sunfish)
Not assessed
Context specific
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
some areas
Freshwater
fish Oreochromis
mossambicus
(Mozambique
Tilapia)
Not assessed
Not listed (native species
with some extra-limital
populations)
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
one project
Freshwater
fish Tilapia sparrmanii
(Banded Tilapia)
Not assessed
Not listed (Native species
with some extra-limital
populations)
Local extirpation Has been controlled successfully in
one project
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