The Shore Inn, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
21-25 September 1987.
Peer-reviewed proceedings edited by D. Lemerle and A.R. Leys.
Published by Weed Society of New South Wales
Weed control economics and weed control in pastures and rangelands
Weed control economics research in Australia
D. Pannell pp. 1-11
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A cost/benefit analysis of clearing ponded areas of water storages for control of float log aquatic weeds
S. Axelson pp. 12-16
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The effect of pasture ping on weed control and herbage production and seed set of subterranean clover
B.S. Dear and P.J. England pp. 17-20
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Tolerance of grazed and ungrazed phalaris, Phalaris aquatica, to glyphosate, tetrapion, and 2,2-DPA
M.H. Campbell pp. 21-23
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Control of Illyrian thistle, Onoportha illyricum, by goats
M.H. Campbell and P.J. Holst pp. 24-26
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Blackberry control with triclopyr alone and in combination with picloram
A.R. Murphy pp. 27-30
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The use of goats for control of saffron thistle, Carthamus lanatus L.
J.R. Pierce pp. 31-34
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Efficacy of metsulfuron on rubber vine in north Queensland
J.S. Vitelli, S. Dubber, I.R. Pegg and P.E. Van Haaren pp. 35-38
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A comparison of different salt formulations of MCPA, 2,4-D, 2,4,5-T, picloram and dicamba, and of salt additives to these herbicides on rubber vine
G.J. Harvey pp. 39-44
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Low volume application of herbicides for control of rubber vine
G.J. Harvey pp. 45-48
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The toxicity of picloram, dicamba, 2,4-D and other growth regulating herbicides to rubber vine
G.J. Harvey pp. 49-51
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Evaluation of aerial applications of 2,4-D alone, or with 2,4,5-T, triclopyr, or dicamba for control of rubber vine
G.J. Harvey pp. 52-54
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Prescribed burning for profitable shrub management in the semi-arid rangelands of N.S.W.
D.M.N. Burgess pp. 55-58
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Managing woody weeds with fire in the semi-arid woodlands of N.S.W.
W.G. Date pp. 59-62
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Control of Mimiosa pigra in the Northern Territory
I.L. Miller, G.C. Schultz, J.D. Gillett and C.G. Wilson p. 63
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Control of ragwort by Wiltshire horn sheep
A.R. Harradine p. 64
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An outbreak of blindness in goats following browsing of nodding blue lily, Stypandra glauca
R.J. Whittington, J.E. Searson, S.J. Whittaker and J.R.W. Glastonbury p. 65
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Evaluation of post-emergence herbicides for weed control in seedling phalaris pastures
R.W. Watson, N. Strachan and M.J. Hill pp. 66-69
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Large area blackberry, Rubus fruticosus agg., control using grazing goats
J.J. Dellow, T. Mitchell, W. Johnston, G. Hennessey and P. Gray p. 70
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Parramatta grass is a serious weed of the N.S.W. North Coast
G.R. Matthews and R.E.A. Dyason p. 71
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Tropical Weeds Research Centre – A new facility
B.J. Wilson p. 72
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Herbicide application
Operator variability in the application of herbicides to woody shrubs
M.G. McMillan pp. 73-76
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Effect of a new organosilicone surfactant on droplet spread
J.S. Vitelli pp. 77-79
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Evaluation of a weed detector
W.L. Felton, K.R. McCloy, A.F. Doss and A.E. Burger pp. 80-84
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Biological control
A summary of costs and results of biological control of weeds projects in Australia
K.L.S. Harley and A.D. Wright pp. 85-88
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Recent advances in weed biocontrol in Northern Australia
C.G. Wilson and W.M. Lonsdale pp. 89-92
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Herbicide toxicity and biological control agents
A.D. Wright and L. Skilling pp. 93-96
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The effect of climate on the stem-galling moth, Epiblema strenuana, in eastern Australia
R.E. McFadyen pp. 97-99
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The possibility of biological control of dodder, Cuscuta spp., in Australia
A.J. Wapshere pp. 100-103
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Prospects for the biological control of silverleaf nightshade, Solanum elaeagnifolium, in Australia
A.J. Wapshere p. 104
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Potential of Pyrenophora avenae for biological control of wild oats, Avena fatua
S. Wilson and R.L. Hall pp. 105-108
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Herbicide resistance
A review of weeds in Australia resistant to herbicides
S.B. Powles pp. 109-113
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Herbicide cross-resistance in a population of annual ryegrass, Lolium rigidum.
I.M. Heap pp. 114-118
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The compititiveness of a paraquat-resistant biotype of barley grass, Hordeum glaucum
E.S. Tucker and S.B. Powles p. 119
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Studies with a diquat-resistant biotype of capeweed, Arctotheca calendula, that has recently appeared in Australia
F.J. van de Loo and S.B. Powles p. 120
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Genetic variability between and within populations of great brome, Bromus diandrus Roth., to chlorsulfuron and simazine could result in the development of herbicide tolerance
K.F. Kon, W.M. Blacklow and N. Thurling pp. 121-125
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Differences in the susceptibility of nodding thistle populations to phenoxy herbicides
K.C. Harrington and A.I. Popay pp. 126-129
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Herbicide resistance and population processes in blackgrass
P.F. Ulf-Hansen, A.M. Mortimer and P.D. Putwain p. 130
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Formulation of the AVCA Herbicide Resistance Action Committee (AHRAC)
P.D. Howat pp. 131-133
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Biology and ecology
The changing weed flora of Australia
P.M. Kloot pp. 134-147
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Water weeds into the third century
S.W.L. Jacobs and G.R. Sainty pp. 148-151
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Weeds – the Mediterranean connection
M.F. Fox pp. 152-155
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Biology of Calomba daisy, Pentzia suffruticosa
D.W. Stephenson pp. 156-168
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Variation in St. John’s wort, Hypericum perforatum L., in N.S.W.
M.H. Campbell pp. 159-162
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A demographic study of native and introduced populations of Mimosa pigra
W.M. Lonsdale and R. Segura pp. 163-166
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Red brome, Bromus rubens L. – A weed of cereals on South Australian Mallee soils
G.D. Anderson pp. 167-169
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Studies on the ecology of sand fescue, Vulpia fasciculata, a weed of sandy soils in the Murray Mallee of South Australia
D.H. Sparrow and S.B. Powles p. 170
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Competition between fireweed, Senecio madagascariensis, and oats, Avena strigosa
B.M. Sindel pp. 171-174
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Germination and emergence of nodding thistle, Carduus nutans L.
A.I. Popay, A. Thompson and D.D. Bell pp. 175-178
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Allelopethic effects of thornapple, Datura stramonium L.
J.V. Lovett, M.Y. Ryuntyu and P.R. Garlick pp. 179-181
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Some texonoic, agronomic and animal health aspects of Tribulus
C.A. Bourke pp. 182-185
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Mechanising buried seed sampling
K.H. Jones, R.W. Medd and B.J. Kay pp. 186-187
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The comparison of invasive and non-invasive woody ornamentals planted in south-eastern Australia
M. Mulvaney p. 188
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Herbicide residues
Residues of herbicides in Australian soils
P.K. Johnstone pp. 189-197
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Variation in herbicide deposition across a plot
A.V. Jolley and P.K. Johnstone pp. 198-202
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Environmental effects of herbicides commonly used in conservation cropping, persistence in soil, and effects on soil microorganisms
A.V. Jolley, A.J. Wardrop and P.K. Johnstone p. 203
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Simazine ” up” for wild radish control in lupins
D.J. Gilbey and T.J. Piper pp. 204-207
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Effect of pre-emergence 2,4-D and dicamba on sunflowers
S.R. Walker and D.W. Lack p. 208
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Development of immunochemical assays for chlorsulfuron
N. Rothnie, P. Ive, P. Hassan and S. Stewart p. 209
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New herbicide developments
Developing strategies for herbicide design
J.L. Huppatz pp. 210-212
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Optically active photosynthetic inhibitor herbicides
J.N. Phillips and J.L. Huppatz pp. 213-215
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Control of annual grass weeds with haloxyfop in northern New South Wales and Queensland
A.N. Feez and K.R. Webb pp. 216-220
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Control of annual grasses in lupins with haloxyfop
H. Wall and J.R. Phimister pp. 221-224
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Hoe 33171 – a new selective grass herbicide for use in rice
M.G. Rouch pp. 225-227
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Quizalofop ethyl – a new selective grass herbicide for use in broad-leaved crops
R.C. Davis pp. 228-230
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Arsenal 250 A® (imazapyr) – total vegetation herbicide
A.R. Williamson pp. 231-235
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Ethidimuron (Ustilan®) for total vegetation control in remote areas of Australia
M.W. Sumner and K.W. Russell pp. 236-239
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Weeds in horticultural crops
Processing tomato, Lycopersicon esculentum, and black berry nightshade, Solanum nigrum L. response to acifluorfen
J.P. Orr, R. Mullen and L. Clement pp. 240-242
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Evaluation of ecifluorfen for annual planted strawberries Fragaria x ananassa
H.S. Agamalian pp. 243-245
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Weed control practices and research approaches in tomatoes in the dry tropics of Queensland
R.M. Wright pp. 246-249
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The use of oxadiazon end simazine on container-grown ornamental plants
G. Lament and L. Spohr p. 250
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Methodology and extension
Socio-economic end institutional factors in the adoption of new weed control technology
S. Chamala and K.J. Keith pp. 251-265
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Participative groups – an extension tool for successful transfer of weed management technology
J. Daniels pp. 266-269
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Farmer attitudes to weeds and weed control in Western Australia – a preliminary study
K. Williams, G. Syme, L.J. Creckel and E.J. Roberts pp. 270-273
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Landholders’ perception of the worst weeds in the central west of N.S.W.
J.J. Dellow, J.T. Seaman end A.R. Gilmour pp. 274-275
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Weed control decision-making – an expert systems approach
G.M. Pasqual, M. Poole and R. Madin p. 276
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Regression analysis: a powerful tool for the weed scientist
G.J. Harvey and C.H. Wild p. 277
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Pesticide use and abuse – the need for training
J.H. Kent and J.E. Pratley pp. 278-281
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Adoption of broad-leaved crops in New South Wales
R.L. Gammie pp. 282-284
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The distribution of field dodder, of Cascuta spp.
H.J. Milvain p. 285
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Administration of noxious weeds
An analysis of the spread of skeleton weed, Chondrilla juncea L., in Western Australia
J. Dodd pp. 286-289
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Impact of legislative actions on the invasion of Carduus nutans
R. Medd pp. 290-293
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African lovegrass, Eragrostis curvula in Western Australia
K.R. Dean pp. 294-296
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A computer based noxious weed recording system
G.C. Schultz pp. 297-300
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Symposium – weed invasion and public administration
A rationale based on biological considerations for determining terrestrial noxious plant candidates
F.D. Panetta pp. 301-308
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Weed spread and government intervention
B. Auld pp. 309-314
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The theory and practice of noxious weed declaration
L.W. Smith pp. 315-320
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Enabling legislation for biological control
E.S. Delfosse pp. 321-325
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The effectiveness of declared plant legislation – two cost benefit examples
E.J. Roberts pp. 326-336
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Weeds in agronomic crops
Weed management in cropping systems
G.W. Cussans pp. 337-347
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Non-chemical weed control in Victorian dryland crops – the dream and the reality
R.L. Amor pp. 348-351
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Pre-season and pre-sowing treatments on weed and direct-drilled crop performance
P. Dowling pp. 352-355
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The effect of pasture and crop rotations on great brome populations end seed reserves
A.H. Cheam, C. Ralph, J. Hamblin and P. Nelson p. 356
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Control of wild radish in lupin crops using the herbicide diflufenican
M.J. Walsh end G.R. Code pp. 357-359
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The effect of various crop rotations on wild radish populations
G.R. Code, T.G. Reeves and B.C. Gales pp. 360-363
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A comparison of grass-specific herbicides for post-emergence control of six temperature annual grass weeds
A.R. Leys, B. Plater and B. Cullis p. 364
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Wild garlic, Allium vineale, control: herbicides, application, and environmental factors
D. Lane and C. Henry pp. 365-368
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New herbicides for control of cutleaf mignonette and creeping knapweed in South Australia
J.W. Heap pp. 369-372
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Recent developments in weed control in aerial-sown rice
D.C. Pullock p. 373
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Aerial application of herbicides in dry-seed rice in Queenland
K.L. Norman pp. 374-377
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Fallow weed control with out-of-patent herbicides
V.A. Pope pp. 378-380
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Distribution end control of milkweed, Euphorbia heterophylla, in north Queensland
M.P. Bolton and W.J. Dorney pp. 381-385
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Herbicide selectivity
Effects of weather on herbicide activity
J.C. Caseley pp. 386-394
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The influence of the environment on the activity of chlorsulfuron
D. Lemerle, A.R. Leys and C.R. Kidd pp. 395-398
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The field-exposure and metabolic reaction of wheat cultivars to chlorsulfuron
W.M. Blacklow and P. Pheloung p. 399
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The effect of available soil moisture on glyphosate efficacy
R.J. Paech, B.J. Wilson and K.S. Fischer pp. 400-403
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Chlorsulfuron and diclofop-methyl effects on the copper and zinc status and yield of wheat
D.G. Bowran, S. Porritt and R. Madin pp. 404-406
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Abscisic acid protection against diclofop-methyl damage in cultivated oat
M.H. Foreman, R.J. Field and R.D. Buick pp. 407-410
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The mechanism of action of Silwet L77® in improving the performance of glyphosate applied to perennial ryegrass
R.J. Field and N.G. Bishop pp. 411-415
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Influence of plant development and adjuvant addition on glyphosate uptake and translocation in pampas grass
R.E. Gaskin and J.A. Zabkiewicz p. 416
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Surfactants – aids to herbicide effectiveness
J.A. Zabkiewicz and R.R. Gaskin p. 417
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Weeds in forestry
Review of weed control in Australian forestry: practice and priorities
M. Hall pp. 418-426
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Techniques for application of herbicides by ACT Forests
C.D. Johnston pp. 427-429
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Fosamine for control of naturally regenerating radiata pine and competing vegetation following wildfire
G. Minko pp. 430-433
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Feasibility of thinning advanced stands of naturally regenerated radiata pine in plantations in north-east Victoria
G. Minko pp. 434-437
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Economic alternative to 2,4,5-T for weed control in forests
J.M. Balneaves p. 438
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Weeds in amenity situations
Weeds in national parks
R.B. Good pp. 439-448
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Weeds in parks and gardens – a review
C.J. Nazer, J.D. Clark and P.W. Weiss pp. 449-454
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Herbicides for the control of golden dodder in amenity areas
J.A. Crocker pp. 455-457
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Evaluation of herbicides for control of summer grass and crowsfoot grass in couch
D. Worrad pp. 458-460
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Control of olive, Olea spp.
J.J. Dellow, M. Sergeant and S. Rose pp. 461-463
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Control of Mimosa pigra in Kakadu National Park
A.J. Skeat, I. Von Oertzen and J. Maddison pp. 464-466
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Alien plants in Kakadu National Park
I.D. Cowie, P.A. Werner and A.J. Skeat p. 467
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Regulatory aspects
Risk assessment in regulation of chemicals
P.J. Gehring pp. 468-475
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Toxicology and residue requirements for herbicides
R.M. Sargent pp. 476-480
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Industry attitudes to registration of agricultural chemicals in Australia
I.P. Anderson pp. 481-483
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The function of the Technical Committee on Agricultural Chemicals in clearance of agricultural chemicals for registration
L.C. Jones pp. 484-486
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Current research into health effects of herbicides and other agricultural pesticides
P. Dolin, M. Phillips and J. Spickett pp. 487-488
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Biotechnology symposium
Mycoberbicides – achievements, developments and prospects
G.E. Templeton pp. 489-497
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