Ecology of major emerging weeds
Ecology of major emerging weeds
Published: 9 Feb 2024
'Ecology of major emerging weeds' is a comprehensive guide covering the background and description of each new major emerging weed in Australia's grain growing regions - including why it is a weed. The publication also details each weed's seed dormancy, germination, production and dispersal as well as seedbank persistence.
With increased knowledge of the biology and ecology of these weeds, growers can implement the most appropriate management strategies for the weeds on their properties.
First published in August 2021, the second edition of 'Ecology of major emerging weeds' was updated in February 2024 to include three new weed chapters: African turnip weed, awnless barnyard grass and wild oat.
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Printed copies of some publications are available for growers, advisers and farming systems groups, for personal use and distribution at GRDC events.
Contact GroundCover Direct on 1800 11 00 44 or email ground-cover-direct@canprint.com.au to request copies. Publications are free but postage and handling costs may apply.
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Region: National
GRDC Project Code: UOA1505-001RTX, UOS1703-002RTX,
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