The successful life cycle of the pasture weed giant rats tail grass (Sporobolus pyramidalis)Tools Bray, S. G. (2004) The successful life cycle of the pasture weed giant rats tail grass (Sporobolus pyramidalis). PhD thesis, University of Queensland, 248 pages.
AbstractGiant rats tail grass (Sporobolus pyramidalis) is an unpalatable, perennial, tussock grass that has invaded at least 200 000ha of pasture-land in Queensland. This exotic weed from southern Africa has proven to be difficult to control using conventional weed control techniques, with infestations often re-establishing after substantial control efforts. Clearly, a greater knowledge of the life cycle of giant rats tail grass was required to identify its weaknesses and strengths, which could then be targeted or avoided within control strategies.
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