The introduced flora of Australia and its weed status
Rod Randall’s The introduced flora of Australia and its weed status is an invaluable resource to everyone who cares about the Australian environment and wishes to ensure that the plants chosen for revegetation projects, landscaping and gardens are not likely to become weedy and a threat to our bushland. Every introduced plant species, past and present, in Australia is listed in this publication, with information on its weedy status here and worldwide. Hardcopies currently not available.

| How to use this book (243KB) | The introduced flora of Australia and its weed status (3258KB)| Searchable database |

Misbehaving Plants
Misbehaving plants is a big book with an introduction to weeds, a narrative story, a cartoon strip and factual information describing weeds.

This resource was developed in consultation with experienced lower primary / infants teachers. While the book was developed for early stage teachers, the content and lesson activities suit a range of abilities, making this book appropriate for all primary classrooms.

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Integrated Weed Management Manual (selected sections only)

Click here for further details on the IWM Manual and associated IWM workshops

With herbicide resistance a growing concern in Australia’s cropping industries, the IWM manual describes a broad range of chemical and nonchemical tactics for weed management aimed at reducing the weed seedbank and also reliance on herbicides. The manual is largely written for farm advisors with contributions from some of Australia’s leading weed scientists.

| Section 1: Economics |
| Section 2: Herbicide Resistance | (124KB)
| Section 3: Agronomy |
| Section 4: Tactics (1.64MB) |
| Section 5: Implementing IWM |
| Section 6: Profiles of common weeds of cropping (2.5MB) |
| Case Studies |

| IWM Manual Flyer and Order form (185KB) |