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Ulf Larsson, biologist, and Anna Håkansson, lawyer, both from the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, were busy answering questions at Elmia Garden about invasive plants and how to deal with banned plants.
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Estate agents in the UK do not want to sell houses with Japanese knotweed on the property. This invasive plant is extremely difficult to eradicate and often causes damage to buildings.
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3D-printed Eiffel Tower
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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Example of 3D-printed products
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- 4032 x 3024, 1.94 MB
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3D printer in the new segment Future Stories at Elmia Garden
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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17220_03_5945
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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Elmia Garden Award 2018
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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Urban Garden Compost, Miljöcenter AB
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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- 700 x 600, 42.6 KB
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Jordkompisar biochar, Hasselfors Garden
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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- 700 x 600, 72.3 KB
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Japanese ladder, ARS - Nakaya Scandinavia AB
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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- 577 x 443, 204 KB
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Hydroponic grow box Harvy, Nelson Garden
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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- 700 x 600, 108 KB
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Gardenize garden app, Gardenize AB
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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- 1000 x 494, 191 KB
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