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15 January 2007
Tamara J Kabat, Gavin B Stewart and Andrew S Pullin
Recent report compiled by Tamara J Kabat, Gavin B Stewart and Andrew S Pullin to examine the effectiveness of control and eradication strategies for Japanese Knotweed (Fallopia japonica)
Published January 2007
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3 October 2006
A.N. Hampton B.Sc. Ph.D
The use of ultrasound for controlling algae has been known for some time. However the practical use of such technology is relatively recent and utilises the resonance effects of ultrasonic waves on the algae cell. The ultrasonic waves are derived from the creation of certain sound vibrations wit ...
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6 September 2006
W. Barend de Voogd, Meindert D. de Jong and Charlotte Nielsen
Introduced to Western Europe during the 19th century, Giant Hogweed, Heracleum mantegazzianum Sommier et Levier, has become a persistent invasive weed along water ways, road verges, and foot paths, both in open land and forest gaps. Most European countries are now banning or severely reducing th ...
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15 August 2006
CABI Bioscience
Fungi imported from the Caucasus in Russia could help to control the dangerous invasive weed giant hogweed, according to initial research results announced by CABI Bioscience at the Royal Show...
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14 August 2006
Christina Richards, Oliver Bossdorf and Massimo Pigliucci
Classical ecological genetics, as conceptualized by EB Ford, is concerned with how selection acts in natural populations. In particular, many studies have focused on how contrasting environments are impotant in the process of differentiation. For example, the suite of Helianthus species in the ...
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14 August 2006
The National Trust
Japanese knotweed is Britain's most pernacious weed. It occurs across Britain and on a very large number of National Trust properties. Knotweed is most commonly found in gardens, where it was introduced from Japan in about 1850. It soon spread through fly tipping and vegetative propogation ac ...
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14 August 2006
UDSA Forest Service
Information on Japanese knotweed and its nature of invasiveness.
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14 August 2006
Dr. John Bailey
Most people reading this will probably be doing so with murderous intent - but as I never tire of telling people, I am much more interested in the sex life of Japanese knotweed, than I am in killing it! A lifetime's study of Japanese knotweed has revealed a fascinating story, a giant female clo ...