Volume 17 Number 3, 2002

Seminar proceedings: Exotic stipoid grasses: impacts and control in Australia

Victorian Government initiatives towards rapid response and prevention of invasive plant species. Jack Craw

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Impacts and control of exotic stipoid grasses in Australia - what have we learnt since 1998? Colin Hocking.

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Economics of serrated tussock and Mexican feather grass in Victoria: Why we need to act now. T.A. Morfe, J. Weiss and D.A. McLaren.

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Competition between native grasses and serrated tussock (Nassella trichotoma) at low fertility - initial results. Warwick B. Badgery, David R. Kemp, David L. Michalk and Warren McG. King.

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The potential for repair of exotic stipoid grass infested sites with kangaroo grass (Themeda triandra Forssk.) with special reference to remnant native grasslands. Bram Mason and Colin Hocking.

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Ecological modelling of serrated tussock. Darren Kriticos, Shona Lamoureaux, Warren King, William Pettit, Graeme Bourdôt and Warwick Badgery.

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Biological control of serrated tussock and Chilean needlegrass. F. Anderson, W. Pettit, D.T. Briese and D.A. McLaren.

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Variation in size and seed germination in Australian serrated tussock. S.G. Casonato, A.C. Lawrie, D.A. McLaren and K.L. Butler.

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Serrated tussock. David Boyle.

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A rate rebate incentive scheme to manage exotic stipoid grasses. Alan Brennan.

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GROW WEST - controlling serrated tussock at a catchment scale with an integrated landscape change project. David Buntine.

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Stipoid grasses as Weeds of National Significance. D.A. McLaren, R. Coventry and J. Thorp.

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Genetic variation in Nassella neesiana (Chilean needlegrass) in Australia. D.L. Britt, A.C. Lawrie and D.A. McLaren.

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Stipoid posters - another extension tool for the Monaro. Linda Ayres.

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Book reviews

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