Chinee Apple (): A Comprehensive Review of Its Weediness, Ecological Impacts and Management Approaches.

Lam. (Rhamnaceae) (Chinee Apple, Indian Jujube, or Ber) is a significant woody weed in the drier tropics of northern Queensland, Western Australia, and the Northern Territory. Throughout these regions, its densely formed thickets influence the structure, function, and composition of rangeland ecosystems by outcompeting native pasture species.

Controlling Woody Weed Chinese Elm ( Pers.) with Stem-Implanted Herbicide Capsules.

Chinese elm [ Pers.] is an emerging environmental weed naturalised throughout the coastal and riparian (creek-banks, river margins, and streams) regions of eastern Australia. Throughout this introduced range, its management is limited to the application of synthetic herbicides and mechanical clearing operations (terrain and soil type permitting).