There are a number of minor weeds that occur throughout the Australian cotton industry that have considerable potential to spread and become increasing problems.

Bladder ketmia (Hibiscus trionum) is an increasingly problematic weed in the Australian cotton industry.

Accurate identification is important for the management of all weed species for a range of different reasons including the selection of effective herbicides and implementing timely management before seed set so that p

The weed management costs incurred by Australian cotton growers represent a significant and often under estimated loss to cotton cropping gross margins.