Bitou bush invasion is facilitated by soil chemistry changes which inhibit the growth of native plants

Emilie-Jane Ens; Kristine French; J. B. Bremner

Bitou bush invasion is facilitated by soil chemistry changes which inhibit the growth of native plants

Emilie-Jane Ens, Kristine French, J. B. Bremner

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference proceeding contribution

Original language	English
Title of host publication	16th Australian weeds conference proceedings
Subtitle of host publication	weed management 2008 - hot topics in the tropics
Editors	R. Van Klinken, V. A. Osten, F. D. Panetta, J. C Scanlan
Place of Publication	Brisbane
Publisher	Queensland Weeds Society
Pages	104-106
Number of pages	3
ISBN (Print)	9780646488196
Publication status	Published - 2008
Externally published	Yes
Event	Australian Weeds Conference (16th : 2008) - Cairns Duration: 18 May 2008 → 22 May 2008

Conference

Conference	Australian Weeds Conference (16th : 2008)
City	Cairns
Period	18/05/08 → 22/05/08

Cite this

Ens, E-J., French, K., & Bremner, J. B. (2008). Bitou bush invasion is facilitated by soil chemistry changes which inhibit the growth of native plants. In R. Van Klinken, V. A. Osten, F. D. Panetta, & J. C. Scanlan (Eds.), 16th Australian weeds conference proceedings: weed management 2008 - hot topics in the tropics (pp. 104-106). Brisbane: Queensland Weeds Society.

Ens, Emilie-Jane ; French, Kristine ; Bremner, J. B. / Bitou bush invasion is facilitated by soil chemistry changes which inhibit the growth of native plants. 16th Australian weeds conference proceedings: weed management 2008 - hot topics in the tropics. editor / R. Van Klinken ; V. A. Osten ; F. D. Panetta ; J. C Scanlan. Brisbane : Queensland Weeds Society, 2008. pp. 104-106

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Ens, E-J, French, K & Bremner, JB 2008, Bitou bush invasion is facilitated by soil chemistry changes which inhibit the growth of native plants. in R Van Klinken, VA Osten, FD Panetta & JC Scanlan (eds), 16th Australian weeds conference proceedings: weed management 2008 - hot topics in the tropics. Queensland Weeds Society, Brisbane, pp. 104-106, Australian Weeds Conference (16th : 2008), Cairns, 18/05/08.

Bitou bush invasion is facilitated by soil chemistry changes which inhibit the growth of native plants. / Ens, Emilie-Jane; French, Kristine; Bremner, J. B.

16th Australian weeds conference proceedings: weed management 2008 - hot topics in the tropics. ed. / R. Van Klinken; V. A. Osten; F. D. Panetta; J. C Scanlan. Brisbane : Queensland Weeds Society, 2008. p. 104-106.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference proceeding contribution

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