Weed Research

Spartina invasion in China: implications for invasive species management and future research
pp. 183-191(9)
Authors: AN, S Q; GU, B H; ZHOU, C F; WANG, Z S; DENG, Z F; ZHI, Y B; LI, H L; CHEN, L; YU, D H; LIU, Y H

Roadside surveys support predictions of negligible naturalisation potential for cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) in north-east Australia
pp. 192-201(10)
Authors: ADDISON, S J; FARRELL, T; ROBERTS, G N; ROGERS, D J

Modelling land use strategies to optimise crop production and protection of ecologically important weed species
pp. 202-211(10)
Authors: MAKOWSKI, D; DORE, T; GASQUEZ, J; MUNIER-JOLAIN, N

Effects of removing Cynodon dactylon from a recently abandoned agricultural field
pp. 212-221(10)
Author: MAU-CRIMMINS, T M

Vertical distribution, size and composition of the weed seedbank under various tillage and herbicide treatments in a sequence of industrial crops
pp. 222-230(9)
Authors: VASILEIADIS, V P; FROUD-WILLIAMS, R J; ELEFTHEROHORINOS, I G

Mechanism of resistance to bensulfuron-methyl in Alisma plantago-aquatica biotypes from Portuguese rice paddy fields
pp. 231-240(10)
Authors: CALHA, I M; OSUNA, M D; SERRA, C; MOREIRA, I; DE PRADO, R; ROCHA, F

Tolerance of four spring barley (Hordeum vulgare) varieties to weed harrowing
pp. 241-251(11)
Authors: HANSEN, P K; RASMUSSEN, I A; HOLST, N; ANDREASEN, C

Is dose-splitting of graminicides as effective as a single application?
pp. 252-261(10)
Authors: MATHIASSEN, S K; RAVN, H W; KUDSK, P

Can the occurrence of Senecio jacobaea be influenced by management practice?
pp. 262-269(8)
Authors: SUTER, M; SIEGRIST-MAAG, S; CONNOLLY, J; LÜSCHER, A