11th Australian Weeds Conference (1996)
University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
30 September - 3 October 1996.
Peer-reviewed proceedings edited by R.C.H. Shepherd.
Published by Weed Science Society of Victoria Inc.
Keynote address
Where in the world is weed science going?
J.V. Lovett and S.E. Knights pp. 3-16
View pdf · Export citation
Cropping
Weed management research in crop production - a review
J.E. Pratley pp. 17-22
View pdf · Export citation
Technical assessment of changes in weed management technology in cropping
W.J. Hannaford and P.D. Howat pp. 23-31
View pdf · Export citation
Integrating weed control with other land management practices
Alan Malcolm pp. 32-35
View pdf · Export citation
Cropping options following winter applied residual herbicides in southern Queensland
T.A. Dunmall, S.R. Walker, J.E. Barnes and J.C. Churchett pp. 36-38
View pdf · Export citation
Perceptions and attitudes towards integrated weed management in the intensive broadacre cropping region of the Darling Downs in southern Queensland
L. Streit pp. 39-41
View pdf · Export citation
Persistence of sulfonylureas on alkaline soils in south-eastern Australia and the potential damage to subsequent crops and pastures
D.M. Noy pp. 42-44
View pdf · Export citation
Introduction of allelopathy to wheat: effect of Triticum speltoides on two weeds of wheat
Abul Hashem and Steve W. Adkins pp. 45-48
View pdf · Export citation
Herbicide resistant crops and pastures in Australian agriculture - present and future
A.E. Richardson and J.L. Huppatz pp. 49-52
View pdf · Export citation
Wheat and chickpea response to summer applied herbicides in central and southern Queensland
J.E. Barnes, S.R. Walker, T. Dunmall, V.A. Osten, P.A. Hargreaves, R.M. Noble, J.D. Churchett pp. 53-55
View pdf · Export citation
Reduced-rate herbicide sequences in beetroot production
C.W.L. Henderson pp. 56-58
View pdf · Export citation
Crop sensitivity to residues of three sulfonylurea herbicides in a soil-free system
J.D. Churchett, S.R. Walker, T.A. Dunmall and R.J. Jettner pp. 59-61
View pdf · Export citation
The role of Roundup Ready™ field crops in Australian cropping systems
Andrew J. Somervaille pp. 62-65
View pdf · Export citation
Weed control in Western Australia using blanket wipers
B.J. Rayner and J.R. Peirce pp. 66-68
View pdf · Export citation
Evaluation of a non-specific fungal seed pathogen for regulating some annual grass weeds
Richard W. Medd and Mathew A. Campbell pp. 69-72
View pdf · Export citation
IWMA - integrated weed management alternatives
C.M. Penfold and M.S. Miyan pp. 73-75
View pdf · Export citation
Paraquat resistance in barley grass (Hordeum glaucum) following minimum tillage use in a continuous cropping system
Hassan M. Alizadeh, Christopher Preston and Stephen B. Powles pp. 76-77
View pdf · Export citation
Weed management strategies in vegetable production and their agronomic, environmental and economic implications
C.W.L. Henderson pp. 78-81
View pdf · Export citation
Comparison of the eradication programs for kochia (Kochia scoparia (L.) Schrad.) and skeleton weed (Chondrilla juncea L.) in Western Australia
J. Dodd pp. 82-84
View pdf · Export citation
Improving the assessment of new weed threats: developing techniques with cruciferous weeds of cropping
J.G. Virtue pp. 85-88
View pdf · Export citation
International trade and parasitic crop weeds - implications of the current status of witchweed and broomrape in Australia
R.J. Carter, W.R. Barker and S.M. Csurhes pp. 89-92
View pdf · Export citation
Distribution and herbicide options for the management of Euphorbia davidii R. Subils
A.M. Storrie and A.S. Cook pp. 93-96
View pdf · Export citation
Economic benefits of population management: a case study for wild oats
Richard W. Medd and Randall E. Jones pp. 97-100
View pdf · Export citation
The response of wild oats to climate change
Chris C. O'Donnell and Steve W. Adkins pp. 101-104
View pdf · Export citation
The biology of the 'take-all' weed, Haloragis aspera (raspweed)
V.A. Osten, S.W. Adkins and S.R. Walker pp. 105-107
View pdf · Export citation
Weed management studies in ley legumes for central Queensland farming systems
V.A. Osten pp. 108-110
View pdf · Export citation
Evaluation of data collected from cereal trials used for herbicide evaluation - factors affecting grain yield loss
G.P. Madafiglio, M.J. Hood, C.J. Pearson and G. Cox pp. 111-114
View pdf · Export citation
Herbicide testing results - Western Australia
John E. Holmes pp. 115-117
View pdf · Export citation
The use of seed handling techniques to reduce the impact of herbicide resistant Lolium rigidum within continuous cropping systems
William Roy pp. 118-121
View pdf · Export citation
Improving lupin competitive ability against annual ryegrass
B. Verbeek and D. Lemerle pp. 122-123
View pdf · Export citation
Survey of the occurrence of herbicide resistant ryegrass in Victoria
F.L.F. Henskens, R. Miller, M.J. Walsh and R. Davidson pp. 124-125
View pdf · Export citation
Herbicide resistant weeds from the north-east grain region of Australia
D.A. Wills, S.R. Walker and S.W. Adkins pp. 126-129
View pdf · Export citation
The clethodim option for use against a 'fop' resistant Lolium rigidum population - report on a continuing study initiated in 1993
W. Roy and M.E. Jackson pp. 130-131
View pdf · Export citation
Herbicide resistance extension strategy for south-eastern Australia
A. Bishop, R.S. Britton, J.J. Dellow and M. Incerti pp. 132-134
View pdf · Export citation
Timing of broadleaf weed removal in wheat and barley in southern Queensland
G. Robinson and J. Marley pp. 135-137
View pdf · Export citation
Control of amaranthus (Amaranthus powellii) in green bean crops
A.C. Bishop, B.M. Pemberton and J. Stagg pp. 138-140
View pdf · Export citation
What are the effects of herbicides and weeds on wheat protein levels?
S.C. Peltzer and D.G. Bowran pp. 141-143
View pdf · Export citation
Development of herbicide strategies in vegetable and other minor crops
I.L. Macleod pp. 144-145
View pdf · Export citation
A volatilization chamber for the detection of volatile loss of herbicides
R.S. Eldridge and C.K. Black pp. 146-149
View pdf · Export citation
Sequential programs of molinate, thiobencarb, bensulfuron and MCPA for weed control in water-seeded rice in New South Wales
M.C. Taylor pp. 150-152
View pdf · Export citation
Mechanisms of the breakdown of a pyridine herbicide
Mark Finlay pp. 153-155
View pdf · Export citation
Herbicide resistant aquatic weeds, a problem in New South Wales rice crops
R.J. Graham, J.E. Pratley, P.D. Slater and P.R. Baines pp. 156-158
View pdf · Export citation
Surfactants can mask herbicide mixture antagonism
K.L. Hollaway pp. 159-162
View pdf · Export citation
Tolerance of Lupinus albus to herbicides
D.G. Bowran and J.A. Borger pp. 163-165
View pdf · Export citation
Estimating dose response curves for predicting glyphosate use rates in Australia
D.M. Minkey and J.H. Moore pp. 166-169
View pdf · Export citation
Current status of weed control in chickpea in northern New South Wales
J.P.M. Whish, B.M. Sindel and R.S. Jessop pp. 170-172
View pdf · Export citation
Triallate and trifluralin are not effective with minimal incorporation in black earths in southern Queensland
J.E. Barnes and G.R.W. Foster pp. 173-175
View pdf · Export citation
Tolerance of linola to herbicides
John Borger and David Bowran pp. 176-177
View pdf · Export citation
Annual ryegrass control in minimum till wheat using controlled release trifluralin
A.J. Chambers and G.R. Code pp. 178-181
View pdf · Export citation
Clomazone - a new herbicide for barnyard grass (Echinochloa crus galli) control in water-seeded rice
M.C. Taylor, I. Pegg and P.V. Grassick pp. 182-183
View pdf · Export citation
Overcoming trifluralin antagonism of glyphosate
Wendy Bedggood pp. 184-186
View pdf · Export citation
Development of a mycoherbicide for biological control of Alismataceae weeds in rice
Eric J. Cother and Ross L. Gilbert p. 187
View pdf · Export citation
Development of weed damage early diagnosis program
S. Takayanagi p. 188
View pdf · Export citation
Inhibition of rice weed germination and seedling growth with metabolites from Pseudomonas syringae strain 3366
D.R. Gealy and S. Gurusiddaiah pp. 189-194
View pdf · Export citation
Rangeland
An overview of the current status of weed management in Australian rangelands
A.C. Grice and J.R. Brown pp. 195-204
View pdf · Export citation
Technical aspects of weed management in Australian rangelands
B.J. Wilson pp. 205-213
View pdf · Export citation
Managers' perspectives of weed management within rangelands management systems
Lynn Webber pp. 214-222
View pdf · Export citation
Environmental factors influencing the establishment and growth of Acacia nilotica and Prosopis pallida
M.J. Barker, W.J. Dorney, A.M. Lindsay and J. Vitelli pp. 223-226
View pdf · Export citation
A property level economic assessment of prickly acacia (Acacia nilotica) on the Mitchell grass downs of Queensland
E.N. Miller pp. 227-230
View pdf · Export citation
Controlling dense infestations of Prosopis pallida
S.D. Campbell, C.L. Setter, P.L. Jeffrey and J. Vitelli pp. 231-232
View pdf · Export citation
Weed management in rangelands of South Australia
Michael Michelmore pp. 233-236
View pdf · Export citation
Bulking up, field distribution and establishment of rubber vine rust, Maravalia cryptostegiae in far north Queensland
A.J. Tomley and G. Hardwick pp. 237-238
View pdf · Export citation
Biological control of prickly acacia in Australia
W.A. Palmer pp. 239-242
View pdf · Export citation
The failure of management technology for reproductively efficient grassy weeds: the Chilean needle grass example
M.R. Gardener, R.D.B. Whalley and B.M. Sindel pp. 243-246
View pdf · Export citation
Grazier attitudes to weeds, research and education in northern New South Wales
B.M. Sindel pp. 247-252
View pdf · Export citation
Pasture
Weed management directions in pasture systems
D.R. Kemp pp. 253-263
View pdf · Export citation
Assessment of the outcomes of weed management technology in cropping zone pasture systems
M.A. Ewing pp. 264-269
View pdf · Export citation
A practitioner's perspective of weed management in pasture systems
D. Rush pp. 270-271
View pdf · Export citation
Echium plantagineum L. control in pastures
J.W. Heap, D. Hogarth and F.D. Burgoyne pp. 272-275
View pdf · Export citation
Nodding thistle control: a brief review of past, present and future programs
J.J. Dellow pp. 276-277
View pdf · Export citation
Mechanical defoliation (topping) as a management tool for kyllinga (Cyperus brevifolius)
F.L.F. Henskens p. 278
View pdf · Export citation
Allelopathic effects of Danthonia richardsonii (cv. Taranna) and Phalaris aquatica (cv. Sirolan) on Trifolium subterraneum (cv. Seaton park)
P.D. Slater, T.M. Cregan and P.D. Cregan pp. 279-282
View pdf · Export citation
Reducing the flowering of spear thistles during mid-summer by grazing with goats
B.A. McGregor pp. 283-285
View pdf · Export citation
A demographic comparison of common heliotrope, Heliotropium europaeum L.: southern Australia and southern France
A.W. Sheppard, L.A. Brun, and R.C. Lewis pp. 286-290
View pdf · Export citation
The effect of simulated spray-grazing on the Paterson's curse crown weevil, Mogulones larvatus Schultze
M.J. Smyth and A.W. Sheppard pp. 291-293
View pdf · Export citation
Meligethes planiusculus (Heer) (Nitidulidae) an inflorescence-feeding beetle, with good potential as biological control agent for Echium plantagineum
A.E. Swirepik, A.W. Sheppard and M.J. Smyth pp. 294-297
View pdf · Export citation
Effect of temperature and leaf wetness on infectivity of Puccinia abrupta var. partheniicola, a potential biocontrol agent of parthenium weed
M.T. Fauzi, S.W. Adkins, P.J. Dart, H.J. Ogle, and A.J. Tomley pp. 298-300
View pdf · Export citation
Management of pasture weeds on thoroughbred horse stud farms in eastern Australia
G.M. Gurr, S.C. Aston, W.W. Wheatley, R.A. Woodward, E.R. Hunt and C.G. Morrison pp. 301-304
View pdf · Export citation
Biological control of fireweed
R. McFadyen and D. Sparks pp. 305-308
View pdf · Export citation
A new initiative in the biological control of parthenium
K. Dhileepan, B. Madigan, M. Vitelli, R. McFadyen, K. Webster and M. Trevino pp. 309-312
View pdf · Export citation
A comparison of the growth and phenology of two introduced biotypes of Parthenium hysterophorus
S.C. Navie, R.E. McFadyen, F.D. Panetta, and S.W. Adkins pp. 313-316
View pdf · Export citation
Residual herbicides applied to a pasture before regeneration will control some annual weeds
A. Wallace pp. 317-320
View pdf · Export citation
Using goats for the control of blackberries in north-eastern Victoria
B.A. McGregor pp. 321-324
View pdf · Export citation
Carbetamide failure due to enhanced biodegradation in Australian soils
S.J.W. Hole, S.B. Powles and N.C. McClure p. 325
View pdf · Export citation
Broadstrike and broadstrike + diuron use in subterranean clover and medic pastures in Western Australia
J.G. Gilmour pp. 326-330
View pdf · Export citation
Distribution of spiny rush (Juncus acutus L.) In the Upper Wimmera Farm Tree Group area
M.S. Gibson and J.D. Miller pp. 331-334
View pdf · Export citation
Urban
Assessment of the outcomes of weed management technology in urban areas - overview
M. Looker pp. 335-342
View pdf · Export citation
The current status of weed management technology in urban situations
C.J. Nazer pp. 343-347
View pdf · Export citation
Managing bushland remnants in the urban environment
Judith Rawling pp. 348-353
View pdf · Export citation
Marketing weed awareness to urban audiences
D.A. Beck, K. Noble and E.N. Miller pp. 354-357
View pdf · Export citation
Eradication of alligator weed in Queensland with (ethnic) community support: current progress
S.A. Vitelli, M. Bryannah, J. Reberger, and K.A. Noble pp. 358-361
View pdf · Export citation
Pied currawongs and invading ornamentals: what's happening in northern New South Wales
D.A. Bass pp. 362-365
View pdf · Export citation
Volunteers - can they make a difference? The value of volunteers in rehabilitating urban bushland - survey and case study
L.M. Rees and M.G. Smith pp. 366-369
View pdf · Export citation
Urban weed control: an approach to address the issues confronting the practitioner in the field
R. Wood pp. 370-373
View pdf · Export citation
Effect of soil and soil substitutes on herbicide efficiency
Stuart Thompson, John Toth and Ildiko Meszaros p. 374
View pdf · Export citation
Selective control of weeds in native forest
Stuart Thompson, John Toth and Ildiko Meszaros p. 375
View pdf · Export citation
The good neighbour program
Steven Burke p. 376
View pdf · Export citation
Alligator weed - a new dilemma
D.N. McKenzie pp. 377-378
View pdf · Export citation
Managing willows along Victorian waterways
A.R. Ladson and G. Gerrish pp. 379-382
View pdf · Export citation
Horses as vectors in the dispersal of weeds into native vegetation
Vicki Weaver and Robyn Adams pp. 383-390
View pdf · Export citation
Public lands and forests
Managing weeds in Australia's public lands and forests
F.D. Panetta and D.W. Lane pp. 391-397
View pdf · Export citation
Weed management technology on public lands and forests
Greg Keighery pp. 398-401
View pdf · Export citation
Strategic weed management for the aboriginal lands of the top end
M.J. Storrs, A. Kenyon and W.M. Lonsdale pp. 402-407
View pdf · Export citation
Overlooked but still invading, Praxelis clematidea the unknown weed
Barbara M. Waterhouse and Richard T. Corlett p. 408
View pdf · Export citation
Siam weed outbreak in far north Queensland: progress report on eradication effort
Graham Hardwick and Barbara M. Waterhouse pp. 409-412
View pdf · Export citation
Prospects for the biological control of the environmental weed, Zantedeschia aethiopica (arum lily)
John K. Scott and Stefan Neser pp. 413-416
View pdf · Export citation
Control of horehound, Marrubium vulgare L., in Wyperfeld National Park, Victoria
J.E.R. Weiss pp. 417-419
View pdf · Export citation
Geophytes as weeds: bridal creeper (Asparagus asparagoides) as a case study
K.L. Raymond pp. 420-423
View pdf · Export citation
Bridal creeper control with herbicides
G.H. Pritchard pp. 424-427
View pdf · Export citation
Weed management programs in New South Wales national parks
Andrew R. Leys pp. 428-431
View pdf · Export citation
Restoration of Wingham Brush 1980-1996
J.D. Stockard pp. 432-436
View pdf · Export citation
Invasive species program
N. Montgomery, K. Colgan, M. Armstrong and A. McNee p. 437
View pdf · Export citation
The potential for biological control of the South African weed Polygala myrtifolia
R.J. Adair and S. Neser pp. 438-439
View pdf · Export citation
A new systematic trial design for the optimization of interspecific weed control
K.M. Little and A.W. Schumann pp. 440-443
View pdf · Export citation
Effective control of creeping groundsel (Senecio angulatus)
Peter M. Newton pp. 444-445
View pdf · Export citation
Control of Spartina with fluazifop-p and clethodim
G.H. Pritchard pp. 446-449
View pdf · Export citation
Indigenous fungal pathogens as potential biological control agents for Chrysanthemoides monilifera (bitou bush)
E.J. Cother, A. Nikandrow and R.L. Gilbert p. 450
View pdf · Export citation
Factors influencing woody weed distribution in the proposed Creswick Regional Park, Victoria
Peter J. Wilcock and Martin E. Westbrooke pp. 451-453
View pdf · Export citation
Managing willow (Salix) along the upper King river in north-east Victoria
E.G. Thexton and R.E. Hardie pp. 454-457
View pdf · Export citation
Predicting the weed potential of plant introductions
P.C. Pheloung pp. 458-461
View pdf · Export citation
Weeds as quarantine pests
C.S. Walton and T.G. Parnell pp. 462-463
View pdf · Export citation
Certainty and uncertainty in plant identification
J.R. Hosking, G.R. Sainty and S.W.L. Jacobs pp. 464-467
View pdf · Export citation
Research on chemical control of bitou bush in New South Wales
John Toth, Paul J. Milham, Ildiko Meszaros, C. Jill Kaldor, Robert N. Fullerton and Frank Burrows pp. 468-475
View pdf · Export citation
Relative invasiveness of two woody weeds in northern New South Wales
D.A. Bass pp. 476-479
View pdf · Export citation
Efficacy of herbicides against angled onion in pot trials
G.H. Pritchard pp. 480-484
View pdf · Export citation
The application of GIS to weed survey
M.K.C. Kerr and M.E. Westbrooke pp. 485-488
View pdf · Export citation
Ecological aspects of sweet pittosporum (Pittosporum undulatum Vent.): implications for control and management
Trudi L. Mullett pp. 489-492
View pdf · Export citation
Establishing trees on non-arable land to control weeds
M.H. Campbell and H.I. Nicol pp. 493-496
View pdf · Export citation
Golden dodder in Western Australia - its status and eradication issues
J.H. Moore, G.E. Fletcher and A. Rogerson pp. 497-500
View pdf · Export citation
Mapping the distribution of weeds with cost effective remotely sensed data
J.D. Miller pp. 501-503
View pdf · Export citation
Celtis sinensis and its control
T.R. Armstrong and S.L. Keegan pp. 504-505
View pdf · Export citation
Herbicide dependent agriculture: have we gone too far?
G. Evans, P.C. Rowland and G.D. McLean pp. 506-510
View pdf · Export citation
Integrated control of Chrysanthemoides monilifera in New South Wales
Royce H. Holtkamp pp. 511-515
View pdf · Export citation
Strategies for ecological weed control on conservation lands in New Zealand
S-J. Owen and J.K. Sheldon pp. 516-519
View pdf · Export citation
'I've got angled onion in my garden and I reckon it's OK!' Environmental weeds and community education
Kate Blood and Deirdre Slattery pp. 520-523
View pdf · Export citation
Results of trials for replacing serrated tussock with weed-free kangaroo grass in degraded native Western Plains grasslands
Alistair Phillips and Colin Hocking p. 524
View pdf · Export citation
Insects for biological control of broom (Cytisus scoparius) in New Zealand
P. Syrett pp. 525-528
View pdf · Export citation
Scoring the weediness of New Zealand's ecological weeds
S-J. Owen, S.M. Timmins and C.J. West pp. 529-531
View pdf · Export citation
Can serrated tussock be controlled in native grasslands?
Rachel Dare and Colin Hocking p. 532
View pdf · Export citation
The effects of herbicides on in vitro seed germination of native kangaroo grass (Themeda triandra) and introduced weed species, serrated tussock (Nassella trichotoma) and Chilean needle grass (Stipa neesiana)
Paul Puhar and Colin Hocking pp. 533-536
View pdf · Export citation
Managing herbicide resistance: CRC for Weed Management Systems
Managing herbicide resistant annual ryegrass, southern Australian research
J.M. Matthews and S.B. Powles pp. 537-541
View pdf · Export citation
Management of herbicide resistant ryegrass in Western Australia - research and its adoption
G.S. Gill pp. 542-545
View pdf · Export citation
Managing herbicide resistant wild oats - options and adoption
B.S. Nietschke, R.W. Medd, J.M. Matthews, T.G. Reeves and S.B. Powles pp. 546-551
View pdf · Export citation
Weed management of direct seeded crops in the Victorian Wimmera
A.Y.N. Postlethwaite and T. Postlethwaite pp. 552-554
View pdf · Export citation
Novel approaches to weed management: CRC for Tropical Pest Management
A participatory approach to weed management
Geoff Norton pp. 555-559
View pdf · Export citation
The role of ecological modelling in weed management
D.J. Kriticos pp. 560-568
View pdf · Export citation
Biocontrol of weeds new approaches in the CRC for Tropical Pest Management
Rachel McFadyen pp. 569-572
View pdf · Export citation
Control of parthenium weed (Parthenium hysterophorus L.): a Centre for Tropical Pest Management team effort
S.W. Adkins, S.C. Navie and R.E. McFadyen pp. 573-580
View pdf · Export citation
Transgenic crops and weed control
Introduction of transgenic crops and their potential as future weeds
Dale L. Shaner pp. 581-585
View pdf · Export citation
An ecological perspective on the use of herbicide tolerant crops in integrated weed management
W.L. Felton, R.W. Medd and R.J. Martin pp. 586-592
View pdf · Export citation
Transgenic crops 'how will they impact on herbicide resistance and its management?'
J.M. Swain pp. 593-597
View pdf · Export citation