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  3. Soil
  4. Land and Water Management
    1. Catchment Management
    2. Invasive Plants
      1. Common Name A-Z
      2. Scientific Name A-Z
      3. Invasive Plants Glossary
      4. Invasive Plants References
      5. Invasiveness Assessment Report
    3. Land Degradation
    4. Irrigated Agriculture
    5. Catchment Hydrology
    6. Salinity Indicator Plants
    7. Salinity Management
    8. Declared Water Supply Catchments

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This page provides a listing of the weed species on this website. Information provided for most Declared Noxious Weed species includes: maps of potential distribution and present distribution in Victoria; invasiveness assessment and impact assessment for species, and links to relevant websites. For other species only some of this information is currently available.

Darwin's barberry

Delicate hair grass
Delta arrowhead
Dense waterweed
Descurainia
Desert ash
Desert salt grass
Devil's claw (purple flower) (Nox)
Devil's claw (yellow flower) (Nox)
Devil's rope
Dicentra
Dietes
Digger pine
Dimorphotheca
Diplotaxis
Divided sedge
Dodder (Nox)
Dolichos pea
Doublegee
Downy Rose Myrtle
Doveweed (Croton setiger)
Doveweed (Eremocarpus setigerus)
Dune willow
Dwarf arrowhead		Weeds alphabetical listing - common name d
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