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James M Mwendwa

Charles Sturt University

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Journal of Experimental Botany | 2016

Identification and localization of bioactive naphthoquinones in the roots and rhizosphere of Paterson’s curse (Echium plantagineum), a noxious invader

Xiaocheng Zhu; Dominik Skoneczny; Jeffrey D. Weidenhamer; James M Mwendwa; Paul Weston; Geoff M. Gurr; Ragan M. Callaway; Leslie A. Weston

Highlight Napthoquinones, antimicrobial and phytotoxic metabolites that are involved in plant defence, are produced and released into the rhizosphere by root hairs and root periderm tissue of Echium plantagineum.

20th Australasian Weeds Conference (2016) | 2016

Field evaluation of Australian wheat genotypes for competitive traits and weed suppression

James M Mwendwa; William Brown; K M Shamsul Haque; Graeme Heath; Hanwen Wu; Jane Quinn; Jeffrey D. Weidenhamer; Leslie A. Weston

19th Australasian Weeds Conference (2014) | 2014

Comparison of grain crops and their associated residues for weed suppression in the Southern Australian mixed farming zone

Leslie A. Weston; Rex Stanton; Hanwen Wu; James M Mwendwa; Paul Weston; Jeffrey D. Weidenhamer; William Brown

Archive | 2018

The use of allelopathy and competitive crop cultivars for weed suppression in cereal crops

James M Mwendwa; Jeffrey D. Weidenhamer; Leslie A. Weston

Crop Protection | 2018

The weed suppressive ability of selected Australian grain crops; case studies from the Riverina region in New South Wales

James M Mwendwa; William Brown; Hanwen Wu; Paul Weston; Jeffrey D. Weidenhamer; Jane Quinn; Leslie A. Weston

8th World Congress of Allelopathy: IAS | 2017

Field evaluation of Australian canola genotypes for in-crop and post-harvest weed suppression

James M Mwendwa; William Brown; Jeffrey D. Weidenhamer; Leslie A. Weston

8th World Congress of Allelopathy: IAS | 2017

Field evaluation of Australian commercial wheat genotypes for competitive traits and weed suppression

James M Mwendwa; William Brown; Graeme Heath; Hanwen Wu; Jane Quinn; Jeffrey D. Weidenhamer; Leslie A. Weston

GRDC Grains Research Update | 2016

Mechanisms of weed suppression by wheat genotypes

James M Mwendwa; William Brown; K M Shamsul Haque; Graeme Heath; Leslie A. Weston

20th Australasian Weeds Conference (2016) | 2016

Metabolic profiling for benzoxazinoids in weed-suppressive and early vigour wheat genotypes

James M Mwendwa; Paul Weston; Inge S. Fomsgaard; Bente Laursen; William Brown; Hanwen Wu; Greg J. Rebetzke; Jane Quinn; Leslie A. Weston

The International Chemical Congress of Pacific Basin Societies | 2015

In situ extraction of bioactive shikonins in Paterson's curse (Echium plantagineum) root systems using polydimethylsiloxane microtubing

Xiaocheng Zhu; James M Mwendwa; Jeffrey D. Weidenhamer; Dominik Skoneczny; Geoffrey Gurr; Leslie A. Weston

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Leslie A. Weston

Charles Sturt University

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Jeffrey D. Weidenhamer

Ashland University

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William Brown

Charles Sturt University

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Hanwen Wu

Charles Sturt University

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Paul Weston

Charles Sturt University

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Jane Quinn

Charles Sturt University

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Dominik Skoneczny

Charles Sturt University

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Rex Stanton

Charles Sturt University

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K M Shamsul Haque

Charles Sturt University

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Xiaocheng Zhu

Charles Sturt University

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