Plant Protection QuarterlyVolume 16 Issue 3, 2001
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Review |
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The Biology of Australian Weeds. 38. Lonicera japonica Thunb. Peter A. Williams, Susan M. Timmins, Jeremy M.B. Smith and Paul O. Downey |
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Research reports |
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A wedge shaped bluff plate air-assisted sprayer: III. High-speed, low volume herbicide spraying in dryland field cropping systems. G.O. Furness, M.M. Wearne, J.J. Hastings, P.S. Barton and C.B. Dyson. Abstract |
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Effect of dry heat on germination and viability of Cryptostegia grandiflora seeds. Faiz F. Bebawi and Peter J. Row. Abstract |
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Control of Mimosa pigra by Phloeospora mimosae-pigrae: liquid culture production and application technique. B.R. Hennecke, S. Chakraborty and M.L. Dale. Abstract |
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Can Australian native plants be weeds? Seminar |
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Can some Australian plants be invasive? R.H. Groves. Abstract |
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Effects of the native environmental weed Pittosporum undulatum Vent. (sweet pittosporum) on plant biodiversity. Trudi L. Mullett. Abstract |
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Transcontinental invasions of vascular plants in Australia, an example of natives from south-west Western Australia weedy in Victoria. J.P. Pigott. Abstract |
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Australian plants as weeds in Victoria. G.W. Carr. Abstract |
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NGIA initiatives in environmental weed management. Jolyon Burnett. Abstract |
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Native plants as environmental weeds on the Mornington Peninsula. Scott Coutts. Abstract |
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Biological control of weedy native plants in Australia. Eligio Bruzzese and Ian Faithfull. Abstract |
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A challenge for our values: Australian plants as weeds. Tim Low. Abstract |
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Book review |
136 |