Acacia nilotica
NT Government Weed Information - Prickly Acacia 'Acacia nilotica'
This page, on the Northern Territory Government website, discusses Prickly Acacia and its impacts on the environment and agriculture. It contains links to further resources.
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Impact of a biological control agent, Chiasmia assimilis, on prickly acacia (Acacia nilotica ssp. indica) seedlings
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Managing weeds for wildlife conservation - Prickly Acacia, Acacia nilotica
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Managing weeds for wildlife conservation |
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One of the pastoral industry's worst weeds Acacia nilotica (prickly acacia), has been found in the Kimberley near the Northern Territory border....
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by Kelly Menadue Environmental Impacts | Management | Further Information Prickly Acacia is a Weed of National Significance. It is originally...Outlines the potential impact of the spread of Prickly Acacia in the Northern Territory, also contains links for further information about identification, control and management of the species.
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Cabomba, or fanwort, is an aggressive wetland invader first introduced as an aquarium plant. Recently found in the Darwin River, It has...Isolated pockets of these weeds in the NT could potentially be wiped out if resources were made available before they become widespread
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This Weed Risk Assessment for <i>Acacia nilotica</i> uses the Australian Weed Risk Assessment Scheme to assess the likelihood of introduced plants becoming a pest.
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A comprehensive management manual describing Prickly Acacia <i>Acacia nilotica</i>: its taxonomy, origin and spread through Australia; adverse impacts on agriculture and the environment; and strategies for its control and removal. It provides a number of successful case studies where its control is being achieved.
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This colourful weed management guide for Prickly Acacia Acacia nilotica has information about why Prickly Acacia is a problem; how it spreads; where...This colourful weed management guide for Prickly Acacia <i>Acacia nilotica</i> has information about why Prickly Acacia 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, 474 kB)
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This profile of Prickly Acacia <i>Acacia nilotica</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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Climate change is likely to causes suitable habitat for Prickly Acacia is predicted to expand southward, suitable habitat for Siam Weed to extend southward along the NSW coast, and suitable habitat for Buddleia to contract southward.
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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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PIER Profile for Prickly Acacia <i>Acacia nilotica</i>. If available, includes Species description; Habitat/ecology; Propagation; Distribution; Information sources; Illustrations; Weed Risk Assessment
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.Queensland Government Pest Status Review for Prickly acacia, Acacia nilotica, including Current and predicted distribution; Impacts, Biology and ecology; Control methods; and Management and control practices.
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.This article, on the Queensland Government Web Site, provides information on attempts to use biocontrol agents to manage the impact of Prickly Acacia <i>Acacia nilotica</i> ssp. <i>indica</i>
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.This web page, on the Australian Government Weeds web site, provides information on Prickly Acacia, Vachellia nilotica: What it looks like, how to manage it, and links to resources.
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.This map, on the Queensland Government web site, predicts the potential distribution of Prickly Acacia, Acacia nilotica, throughout Queensland (PDF file, 391 kB)
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.<p>This map, on the Biosecurity Queensland web site, shows the distribution of Prickly Acacia <em>Acacia nilotica</em> in Queensland in 2009, based on PestInfo mapping</p>
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Queensland Government web page for Prickly acacia Acacia nilotica, with an illustration and brief description of the weed and its impact and links to other information resources
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.Queensland Government Guide for Prickle Bushes (Prickly Acacia, Parkinsonia, Mesquite and Mimosa).
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WA conservation status, distribution, map and, where available, botanical description and illustration
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WA conservation status, distribution, map and, where available, botanical description and illustration
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CSIRO researchers use remote sensing to map Prickly Acacia <i>Acacia nilotica</i>
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Australian Weeds Committee 2012, Prickly acacia (Acacia nilotica subsp. indica (Benth.) Brenan) Strategic plan 2012–17, Weeds of National Significance, Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Canberra.
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.This factsheet, on the Queensland Government web site, describes Prickly Acacia, Acacia nilotica, what it looks like, why it is a problem, where it grows and how to control it.
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Prime Notes - Managing Prickly Acacia, Mesquite and Chinee Apple, Burdekin Rangelands
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Principles of weed management in the Burdekin Rangelands
