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Plant Protection Quarterly

Volume 17 Issue 3, 2002

Contents

Seminar proceedings: Exotic stipoid grasses: impacts and control in Australia

Victorian Government initiatives towards rapid response and prevention of invasive plant species.

Jack Craw  Abstract

Impacts and control of exotic stipoid grasses in Australia - what have we learnt since 1998?

Colin Hocking.  Abstract

Economics of serrated tussock and Mexican feather grass in Victoria: Why we need to act now.

T.A. Morfe, J. Weiss and D.A. McLaren.  Abstract

Competition between native grasses and serrated tussock (Nassella trichotoma) at low fertility - initial results.

Warwick B. Badgery, David R. Kemp, David L. Michalk and Warren McG. King.  (No abstract)

The potential for repair of exotic stipoid grass infested sites with kangaroo grass (Themeda triandra Forssk.) with special reference to remnant native grasslands.

Bram Mason and Colin Hocking.  Abstract

Ecological modelling of serrated tussock.

Darren Kriticos, Shona Lamoureaux, Warren King, William Pettit, Graeme Bourdôt and Warwick Badgery.  Abstract

Biological control of serrated tussock and Chilean needlegrass.

F. Anderson, W. Pettit, D.T. Briese and D.A. McLaren.  Abstract

Variation in size and seed germination in Australian serrated tussock.

S.G. Casonato, A.C. Lawrie, D.A. McLaren and K.L. Butler.  Abstract

Serrated tussock.

David Boyle.  (No abstract)

A rate rebate incentive scheme to manage exotic stipoid grasses.

Alan Brennan.  Abstract

GROW WEST - controlling serrated tussock at a catchment scale with an integrated landscape change project.

David Buntine.  (No abstract)

Stipoid grasses as Weeds of National Significance.

D.A. McLaren, R. Coventry and J. Thorp.  Abstract

Genetic variation in Nassella neesiana (Chilean needlegrass) in Australia.

D.L. Britt, A.C. Lawrie and D.A. McLaren.  (No abstract)

Stipoid posters - another extension tool for the Monaro.

Linda Ayres.  (No abstract)

Book reviews