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Information resources for Water Hyacinth Eichhornia crassipes
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This profile of Water Hyacinth <i>Eichhornia crassipes</i>on FAO's Ecoport Web Site, provides information on the appearance, distribution, ecology, status and use of the species. Links are provided to maps, illustrations and other resources. Information is incomplete for many species, but is being continually upgraded.
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.WA profile for Water Hyacinth <i>Eichhornia crassipes</i> on the Western Australia Department of Agriculture and Food Web Site. Includes an illustration, a plant description, information on control and information on the declaration of pest plants.
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This identification guide, on the Weeds Australia Web Site, includes photos, a description of the plant, notes on its distinguishing features and its dispersal ability, and a map of its current and potential distribution
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PlantNet profile for Water Hyacinth <i>Eichhornia crassipes</i>, with illustrations, description, and distribution of the species in New South Wales, and the status of the species in other States and Territories
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PIER Profile for Water Hyacinth <i>Eichhornia crassipes</i>. If available, includes Species description; Habitat/ecology; Propagation; Distribution; Information sources; Illustrations; Weed Risk Assessment
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Biosecurity Queensland Web Page for Water hyacinth <i>Eichhornia crassipes</i>, with an illustration and brief description of the weed and its impact and links to other information resources
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This map, on the Biosecurity Queensland Website, predicts the potential distribution of Water Hyacinth <i>Eichhornia crassipes</i> throughout Queensland (PDF file, 391 kB)
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.This factsheet for Water Hyacinth <i>Eichhornia crassipes</i>, on the Victorian Government Web Site, describes an illustrates Water Hyacinth (PDF file, 116 kB)
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WA conservation status, distribution, map and, where available, botanical description and illustration
Information resources for Sicklepod Senna obtusifolia, Senna hirsuta and Senna tora
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This Weed Risk Assessment for <i>Senna tora</i> uses the Australian Weed Risk Assessment Scheme to assess the likelihood of introduced plants becoming a pest.
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This Weed Risk Assessment for <i>Senna obtusifolia</i> uses the Australian Weed Risk Assessment Scheme to assess the likelihood of introduced plants becoming a pest.
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.WA profile for Sicklepod or Javabean <i>Senna obtusifolia</i> on the Western Australia Department of Agriculture and Food Web Site. Includes an illustration, a plant description, information on control and information on the declaration of pest plants.
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PIER Profile for Stinking Cassia <i>Senna hirsuta</i>. If available, includes Species description; Habitat/ecology; Propagation; Distribution; Information sources; Illustrations; Weed Risk Assessment
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PIER Profile for Sicklepod <i>Senna obtusifolia</i>. If available, includes Species description; Habitat/ecology; Propagation; Distribution; Information sources; Illustrations; Weed Risk Assessment
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PIER Profile for Sicklepod <i>Senna tora</i>,. If available, includes Species description; Habitat/ecology; Propagation; Distribution; Information sources; Illustrations; Weed Risk Assessment
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.This map, on the Biosecurity Queensland Website, predicts the potential distribution of Sicklepod <i>Senna obtusifolia</i> throughout Queensland (PDF file, 391 kB)
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Queensland Government Web Page for Sicklepod Senna obtusifolia, Senna hirsuta and Senna tora, with an illustration and brief description of the weed and its impact and links to other information resources
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This map, on the Biosecurity Queensland Website, predicts the potential distribution of <i>Senna tora</i> throughout Queensland (PDF file, 391 kB)
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WA conservation status, distribution, map and, where available, botanical description and illustration
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This factsheet, on the Biosecurity Queensland web site, describes Sicklepod, what it looks like, why it is a problem, where it grows and how to control it.
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<p>This profile, on the Northern Territory Department of Natural Resources, Environment, the Arts and Sport webpage describes Sicklepod and its impacts as a weed.</p>
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<p>Mackey A P, Miller E N, Palmer W A, 1997 <em>Sicklepod (Senna obtusifolia) in Queensland: Pest status review series.</em> Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines. This publication examines the impacts of the weed Sicklepod in Queensland and discusses control practices.</p>
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<p>This profile, on the Weeds Australia webpage, describes the weed Sicklepod and has a map of current and potential distribution.</p>
Information resources for Pond Apple Annona glabra
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Weeds of National Significance National Strategy Plan for Pond Apple <i>Annona glabra</i>. Includes History of introduction, Spread and control; Legislative arrangements; Recommended control measures; Monitoring and evaluation; Stakeholder responsibilities; and Additional reading.
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This colourful weed management guide for Pond Apple Annona glabra has information about why Pond Apple is a problem; how it spreads; where it grows;...This colourful weed management guide for Pond Apple <i>Annona glabra</i> has information about why Pond Apple is a problem; how it spreads; where it grows; how to control it; and the legislative requirements for controlling it in each of the states or territories in which it occurs. It is well illustrated, and has an example of where control has been attempted. (PDF file, 517 kB)
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.WA profile for Pond Apple <i>Annona glabra</i> on the Western Australia Department of Agriculture and Food Web Site. Includes an illustration, a plant description, information on control and information on the declaration of pest plants.
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PIER Profile for Pond Apple <i>Annona glabra</i>. If available, includes Species description; Habitat/ecology; Propagation; Distribution; Information sources; Illustrations; Weed Risk Assessment
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Biosecurity Queensland Web Page for Pond apple <i>Annona glabra</i>, with an illustration and brief description of the weed and its impact and links to other information resources
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This map, on the Biosecurity Queensland Website, predicts the potential distribution of Pond Apple <i>Annona glabra</i> throughout Queensland (PDF file, 391 kB)
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.A comprehensive description and directory of information on Pond Apple <i>Annona glabra</i>
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This profile, on the Northern Territory Department of Natural Resources, Environment, the Arts and Sport webpage describes the weed Pond Apple and its impacts and includes links to further information.
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This site, on the Queensland Government webpage, describes the weed Pond Apple and its impacts and contains links to further information.
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<p>This document, published by the Queensland Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Water (2006), outlines the threat that the environmental weed Pond Apple presents. Various control methods are discussed with case studies presented as examples. pdf 832 kb.</p>
Managing weeds for wildlife conservation - Grader Grass, Themeda quadrivalvis
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Pastoral areas Devil's claw: a potential threat to Darwin's pastoral industry Photo: Greg Calvert Many weeds are primarily a problem in...List of important or potentially serious weeds in the Darwin and Kakadu regions
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This Weed Risk Assessment for <i>Themeda quadrivalvis</i> uses the Australian Weed Risk Assessment Scheme to assess the likelihood of introduced plants becoming a pest.
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PlantNet profile for Grader Grass <i>Themeda quadrivalvis</i>, with illustrations, description, and distribution of the species in New South Wales, and the status of the species in other States and Territories
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PIER Profile for Grader Grass <i>Themeda quadrivalvis</i>. If available, includes Species description; Habitat/ecology; Propagation; Distribution; Information sources; Illustrations; Weed Risk Assessment
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Queensland Government Web page for Grader grass Themeda quadrivalvis, with an illustration and brief description of the weed and its impact
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WA conservation status, distribution, map and, where available, botanical description and illustration
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This management guide, published by the Burdekin Dry Tropics Natural Resource Management Group, describes the weed Grader Grass and outlines management actions. (PDF 1.49 MB)
A Pastoral Survey - Feral pigs in Queensland in the early 1900's
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Managing weeds for wildlife conservation - Bellyache Bush, Jatropha gossypifolia also known as Jatropha gossypiifolia
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There are two infestations in the Mitchell catchment and the Group is working with landholders and government staff, assisted by funding from...Links to online information resources about identification, issues and management
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This Weed Risk Assessment for <i>Jatropha gossypifolia</i> uses the Australian Weed Risk Assessment Scheme to assess the likelihood of introduced plants becoming a pest.
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This profile of Bellyache Bush <i>Jatropha gossypiifolia</i>, also known as <i>Jatropha gossypifolia</i>on FAO's Ecoport Web Site, provides information on the appearance, distribution, ecology, status and use of the species. Links are provided to maps, illustrations and other resources. Information is incomplete for many species, but is being continually upgraded.
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.A description of a CSIRO biocontrol project for Bellyache Bush, Jatropha gossypiifolia. As well as mapping the native distribution of Bellyache Bush, the project is identifying potential control agents for introduction into Australia.
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PIER Profile for Bellyache Bush <i>Jatropha gossypiifolia</i>,. If available, includes Species description; Habitat/ecology; Propagation; Distribution; Information sources; Illustrations; Weed Risk Assessment
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.Biosecurity Queensland Pest Status Review for Bellyache bush <i>Jatropha gossypiifolia</i>, including Current and predicted distribution; Impacts, Biology and ecology; Control methods; and Management and control practices
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This identification guide, on the Weeds Australia Web Site, includes photos, a description of the plant, notes on its distinguishing features and its dispersal ability, and a map of its current and potential distribution
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This map, on the Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Water Website, shows the distribution of Bellyache Bush <i>Jatropha gossypifolia</i> in Queensland in 2005, based on PestInfo mapping
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.<p>This profile contains a description and pictures of Bellyache Bush <em>Jatropha gossypifolia.</em></p>
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Queensland Government Web Page for Bellyache bush Jatropha gossypiifolia, with an illustration and brief description of the weed and its impact and links to other information resources
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Downloadable pdf article about the effectiveness of using fire as a control mechanism for bellyache bush in riparian habitats.
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WA conservation status, distribution, map and, where available, botanical description and illustration
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Plain English guide
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Biosecurity Queensland Web Page for Bellyache Bush, with an illustration and brief description of the weed and its impact
Managing weeds for wildlife conservation - Olive Hymenachne, Hymenachne amplexicaulis
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Mimosa Pigra Mimosa pigra Wetlands and riparian systems are amongst the most productive of the regions' ecosystems and are...Weeds found in the wetlands around Darwin and Kakadu
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Para grass can form a thick blanket over the land and floats out over the water Photo: Greg Calvert Para grass Along the edges...A brief summary of two aquatic weeds Para Grass and Olive hymenachne.
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From Tropical Topics newsletter, No. 68 June, July 2001, produced by Stella Martin, Queensland's Environmental Protection Agency. Click on the...Threats to wetlands including buffaloes, pigs and weeds
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Weeds of National Significance National Strategy Plan for Hymenachne <i>Hymenachne amplexicaulis</i>. Includes History of introduction, Spread and control; Legislative arrangements; Recommended control measures; Monitoring and evaluation; Stakeholder responsibilities; and Additional reading.
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This Weed Risk Assessment for <i>Hymenachne amplexicaulis</i> uses the Australian Weed Risk Assessment Scheme to assess the likelihood of introduced plants becoming a pest.
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This profile of Olive Hymenachne <i>Hymenachne amplexicaulis</i>on FAO's Ecoport Web Site, provides information on the appearance, distribution, ecology, status and use of the species. Links are provided to maps, illustrations and other resources. Information is incomplete for many species, but is being continually upgraded.
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This colourful weed management guide for Olive Hymenachne Hymenachne amplexicaulis has information about why Olive Hymenachne is a problem; how it...This colourful weed management guide for Olive Hymenachne <i>Hymenachne amplexicaulis</i> has information about why Olive Hymenachne is a problem; how it spreads; where it grows; how to control it; and the legislative requirements for controlling it in each of the states or territories in which it occurs. It is well illustrated, and has an example of where control has been attempted. (PDF file, 464 kB)
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Tropical Grassland Society of Australia description of the pasture plant Hymenachne Hymenachne amplexicaulis, written by L.R. Humphries and I.J. Partridge, describing the characteristics of the plant and its suitability for tropical and subtropical pastures in Australia
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.Cattle Creek, south of Ingham, Qld, no longer supports Barramundi or a range of other freshwater fish, because of low dissolved oxygen levels cause by water weed Hymenachne, Para grass and a build-up of silt in the waterway. Regeneration of the waterway is planned.
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Biosecurity Queensland Pest Status Review for Hymenachne <i>Hymenachne amplexicaulis</i>, including Current and predicted distribution; Impacts, Biology and ecology; Control methods; and Management and control practices
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PIER profile for Olive Hymenachne <i>Hymenachne amplexicaulis</i>. If available, includes Species description; Habitat/ecology; Propagation; Distribution; Information sources; Illustrations; Weed Risk Assessment
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Biosecurity Queensland Web Page for Hymenachne <i>Hymenachne amplexicaulis</i>, with an illustration and brief description of the weed and its impact and links to other information resources
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This map, on the Biosecurity Queensland Website, predicts the potential distribution of Olive Hymenachne <i>Hymenachne amplexicaulis</i> throughout Queensland (PDF file, 392 kB)
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.A comprehensive description and directory of information on Hymenachne or Olive Hymenachne <i>Hymenachne amplexicaulis</i>
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Information about the weed Olive Hymenachne Hymenachne amplexicaulis and its control
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Plain English guide
Managing weeds for wildlife conservation - Parkinsonia, Parkinsonia aculeata
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Parkinsonia |
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.This page, on the Western Australian Government's website, lists the declared weeds of Western Australia. It contains links to documents outlining control measures for each weed.
