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Key Words	Student	Title (Click for Link)

Metsulfuron methyl	Sarah Buckley	Response of litter invertebrates to the application of metsulfon methyl in Chrysanthemoides monilifera (Bitou Bush) infested coastal vegetation.
Ground invertebrates	Karen Eardley	Arthropod diversity in native coastal dune systems and systems invaded by Chrysanthemoides monilifera.
Fruit/bird interactions	Carl Gosper	Consequences of weed infestation and control on plant-bird interactions and bird communities.
Ecosystem processes	Elisabeth Lindsay	The impact of Chrysanthemoides monilifera ssp. rotundata (bitou bush) on coastal ecosystem processes.
Plant communities	Tanya Mason	Impacts of plant invaders and management techniques on native communities: ecological and social perspectives at regional and global levels
Bird behaviour	Ben Owers	The effect of bitou bush infestation on the behaviour and nest predation of birds in coastal woodlands.
Control Strategies	Kristen Prattis	An investigation into the effects of Chrysanthemoides monilifera ssp. rotundata (Bitou Bush) infestation and treatment on the vegetation community at Booderee National Park.
Biocontrol	Naomi Strakosch	Does predation limit the establishment of the biological control agent Tortrix sp. in Chrysanthemoides monilifera ssp. rotundata infestations?
Bird communities	Anita Zubovic	Effects of Chrysanthemoides monilifera on native bird and arthropod population assemblages.
Intergenerational effects of glyphosate	Gaby Leahy	An investigation into the possible intergenerational effects of glyphosate on Chrysanthemoides monilifera spp. rotundata.
Plant recruitment & allelopathic mechanisms	Emilie Ens	Indigenous plant recruitment limitation by bitou bush (Chrysanthemoides monilifera spp. rotundata): effect on life history stages and allelopathic mechanisms.

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