Weed Identification
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Significant weeds known to occur, or with the potential to occur, in the region you have selected include the following 38 trees.
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A locally common weed of roadsides, neglected land and stream banks. African Olive produces fruit that are usually smaller and less fleshy than those of plants cultivated for edible olives and olive oil.... more |
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Introduced to Australia for soil stabilisation in 1962. Male and female trees common. Viable seeds are freely produced. Major invasive woody weed of streams and stream banks. Like Grey Sallow (Salix cinerea), Black Willow has the pot... more |
Robinia is a small genus of about twenty species of trees and large shrubs usually with spines on the branches. Leaves have many leaflets giving a fine tracery when viewed upwards. Sweetly perfumed, white pea-like flowers borne in tr... more |
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Widely planted as an ornamental. Fast growing tree that invades bushland, particularly along watercourses. Now a major riparian weed of a few streams in temperate zones and has the potential to spread to many similar areas.... more |
Widely planted as an ornamental and now naturalised in subtropical areas in Australia. Common in south eastern Queensland, increasing in north eastern NSW and common along the Swan River estuary in WA. This species is particularly invasive ... more |
Was cultivated in 1857 at Camden Park, probably as a hedge plant. Now a widespread weed of coastal bush and wasteland; also extending to the western slopes of NSW and adjacent areas in Old. Pollen of this plant is spread by insects and is u... more |
The genus Cytisus contains 33 species of evergreen or deciduous shrubs or small trees without thorns. Scotch broom, Cytisus scoparius, and its different forms are the most commonly planted species. Shrub or small tree growing ... more |
Both genera Cytisus and Genista are similar in appearance and have the same common name. Genista contains 90 species of shrubs or small trees often deciduous or appearing evergreen due to green flattened branches. They ... more |
Parents are thought to be Salix caprea, Salix cinerea and Salix viminalis. Salix ×calodendron has characteristics of all three species. This hybrid is probably the most effective species to plant for erosion cont... more |
Common park and shade tree. Now extensively naturalised and in some localities a major problem of grazing land, disturbed rainforest and urban bushland. Especially invasive of stream banks, reducing light and crowding out other species. In ... more |
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