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Weed profile: Praxelis

Praxelis

Praxelis

Praxelis

Praxelis clematidea

Praxelis was first recorded in Tully and Innisfail, Queensland, in 1993 but was probably present there for about 20 years before being positively identified. It is spreading extremely quickly and effectively throughout northern and eastern Queensland. An invader of both disturbed and relatively undisturbed ecosystems, praxelis could threaten, and significantly increase the costs of managing, such crops as bananas, other fruits and sugar cane. It could infest pastoral grasslands and conservation areas, particularly open eucalypt woodlands.

Status

  • National Environmental Alert List weed (definition)

Related publications

Title
Praxelis (Weed management guide, www.weedscrc.org.au)  
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