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List of articles with the category Shrubby weeds

  • Jatropha gossypiifolia (bellyache bush cotton leaf physic nut) National Herb Garden by jmlwinder is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND-2.0

    War on Western Weeds Good Neighbour Program

  • Ulex europaeus (Gorse) by Arthur Chapman is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA-2.0

    Weed Warriors program tackles Bridal creeper and Gorse in southern Australia

  • Mimosa pigra L by Reinaldo Aguilar is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA-2.0

    Biological control of Mimosa in the top end (NT)

  • Blackberries by Linda DV is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND-2.0

    Blackberry – a community-driven approach in Victoria

  • Chinese Apple, Indian Jujube

  • Christ Thorn, Christ’s Thorn, Syrian Christ Thorn, Christ-thorn Jujube, Jujube, Crown Of Thorns Tree

  • Karroo Thorn, Karoo Thorn, Sweet Thorn, Mimosa Thorn, Cape Thorn Tree, Cape Gum, Gum Arabic Tree, Sour Thorn, White Thorn, Umbrella Thorn

  • Gorse, Furze

  • Thunbergia

  • Poison Ivy, Poison Oak, Climbing Poison Ivy

  • Rhus, Rhus Tree, Japanese Tallow Tree, Japanese Wax Tree, Poison Ivy, Scarlet Rhus, Sumac Wax Tree, Red-lac, Wax Tree, Wasboom

  • Yellow Trumpet Bush, Tecoma, Yellow Bells, Golden Bells, Trumpet Bush, Yellow Tecoma, Yellow Bignonia, Yellow Elder, Ginger-Thomas

  • White-edge Nightshade, White Margin Nightshade

  • Buffalo Burr, Pincushion Nightshade, Watermelon-leaved Nightshade

  • Spanish Broom, Weaver’s Broom

  • Paddy’s Lucerne, Common Sida

  • Apple-of-Sodom

  • Flannel Weed, Sida, Flannel Sida, Heartleaf Sida

  • Ringworm Scrub, Candle Bush, Candelabra Plant, Candelabra Bush, Candlestick Senna, Emperor’s Candlesticks, Empress, Golden Candelabra Tree, Ringworm Bush, Ringworm Senna, Roman Candle Tree, Seven Golden Candles, Christmas Candle, Yellowtop Weed, Alcapulco

  • Hairy Senna, Sicklepod, Woolly Senna, Slimpod Glaberrima Senna, Woolly Wild Sensitive Plant, Shower Tree Senna, Stinking Cassia

  • Java Bean, Sicklepod, Foetid Senna, Sicklepod Senna, Sickle Senna, Chinese Senna, Coffee Weed, Habucha, Arsenic Weed, Foetid Cassia, Wild Senna, Stinking Cassia, Peanut Weed, Low Senna

  • Coffeeweed, Coffee Senna, Ant Bush, Arsenic Bush, Sickle Pod, Nigerian Senna, Negro Coffee, Stink Weed, Stinkweed, Stinking Pea, Stinking Weed, Septicweed

  • Cassia, Easter Cassia, Senna, Winter Senna

  • Broad-leaved Pepper Tree, Carnival Peppercorn, Hawaiian Holly, Brazilian Pepper Tree, Broad-leaf Pepper Tree

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