เจ้าหน้าที่ออกคำเตือนเกี่ยวกับพัสดุเมล็ดพันธุ์ปริศนาจากจีน

The Texas governor issued a warning to the public about counterfeit products coming from China without being ordered The Texas State Agriculture Department reported that it has collected more than 1 100 mysterious samples since last year's mystery It was sent to more than 100 locations across the state and the latest batch was found on December 29 The official said these pests may initially seem like a minor issue but they can threaten crops natural ecosystems and even the food supply chain Reports of similar incidents have been reported in several states making it a nationwide issue The system inspector states that these Maldivian species are aquatic plants that can become invasive when introduced outside their native region These Maldivian species may be destroyed by using herbicides People who have come into contact with these suspicious items should not open plant or discard them but should contact the Texas Department of Agriculture for proper handling instructions