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Items where Author is "Bigot, Marie"

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2025

Bickel, T. O., Bigot, M., Nguyen, N. H., McVay, M., Perrett, C. and Gill, L. (2025) Invasive alien aquatic plant management with herbicides in sensitive lake ecosystems. In: World Lake Conference 2025, 21-24 July 2025, Brisbane. (Unpublished)

2024

Bigot, M., Bickel, T. O., McVay, M., Gill, L. and Perrett, C. (2024) Reducing non-target damage to native emergent plants when managing aquatic weeds. In: 23rd Australasian Weeds Conference; Breaking the cycle: Towards sustainable weed management, 25-29 August 2024, Brisbane, Qld..

Bickel, T. O., Bigot, M., Perrett, C., Farahani, B. and Gill, L. (2024) Water weed management with the new aquatic herbicides flumioxazin and florpyrauxifen-benzyl. In: 23rd Australasian Weeds Conference; Breaking the cycle: Towards sustainable weed management, 25-29 August 2024, Brisbane, Qld.

Kumaran, N., Bickel, T. O., Dell, Q., Jones, L., Bigot, M., Vance, T. and Rapley, D. (2024) Managing Cabomba caroliniana: prospects for integrating biological control and chemical control. In: 23rd Australasian Weeds Conference; Breaking the cycle: Towards sustainable weed management, 25-29 August 2024, Brisbane, Qld..

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