
A significant number of students have completed their PhD studies through AHRI in conjunction with the School of Plant Biology (UWA). Listed below are each of the students, the year their PhD project was completed and a summary of their work.
Michael Ashworth: Evolved glyphosate resistance in Wild Radish (Raphanus raphanistrum L) populations
Adam Jalaludin: Characterising glufosinate resistance in Eleusine -he aims to establish the biochemical and molecular basis of glufosinate resistance in Eleusine
Goh Sou Sheng: Quantify the impact of glyphosate resistance genes on plant performance or fitness
Saiful Hamdani: Biochemical and Molecular Basis of Resistance to ACCase Inhibitors in Wild Oat (Avena spp.) Populations of Western Australian Grainbelt.
Sudheesh Manalil: Measurement and modelling of herbicide resistance evolution in Lolium rigidum at low rates of herbicide application
Shane Friessen: Identification of the Mechanisms of Wild Radish Herbicide Resistance to PSII Inhibitors, Auxinics and AHAS Inhibitors
Catherine Borger: The Biology and Ecology of Salsola australis R.Br. (Chenopodiaceae) in Southwest Australian Cropping Systems
David Minkey: Weed Seed Predation by Ants in the Crop Growing Areas of Western Australia
Martin Vila-Aiub: Ecological Fitness Costs in a Multiple Herbicide Resistant Lolium Rigidum Population
Pippa Michael: Agro-ecology of Malva parviflora (small flowered mallow) in the Mediterranean-climatic agricultural region of WA
Chris Loo: The Ecology of Naturalised Silvergrass Populations (Vulpia species) in South-western Australia
Rick Llewellyn: Adoption of Integrated Weed Management by Grain Growers
Marta Monjardino: The Economics of Integrated Weed Management: A multi-species approach