Weeds of National Significance
An Australian Government Initiative
   

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cabomba | Chilean needle grass | gorse | hymenachne | lantana | mesquite | mimosa
Parkinsonia | parthenium weed | pond apple | prickly acacia | rubber vine | salvinia
serrated tussock | willows



Funding Priorities

National Management Map

Potential Distribution Map

Serrated Tussock National Best Practice Management Manual
Entire document (pdf - 5,126kB)
Cover and Introductory Section (pdf - 805kB)
Section 1 - The serrated tussock profile (pdf - 1,408kB)
Section 2 - Integrated weed management (IWM) (pdf - 567kB)
Section 3 - Developing a control program (pdf - 678kB)
Section 4 - Control methods and management practices (pdf - 968kB)
Section 5 - Case studies (pdf - 966kB)
Section 6 - Further information (pdf - 273kB)

Hard-copy versions of the Manual and Resource CD can be obtained from: Please send feedback on the manual and CD to tussock.management@industry.nsw.gov.au



Serrated Tussock National Best Practice Management Guide (pdf - 1,439kB)

Monitoring and Evaluation

    This weed is currently undergoing a 5 year review and upon completion in late 2009 / early 2010 the report will be added to this page.

Review of Progress Against the Strategic Plan.(pdf - 171kb)

National Coordinator

Documents and Resources

National Strategy download (pdf 357B)

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