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Table 4.10. Locally significant species management measures

 Recommended measures for management of locally significant species

 Aim                    Measures
 Surveillance and        Carry out property surveillance activities.
 early detection

 Prevent                 Carry out invasive plant hygiene procedures on vehicles, machinery and
 introduction             clothing including wash downs, brush downs, visual inspections.

 Reduce spread           Following best practice control and disposal methods for the specific
                          species. (This may include chemical treatments, physical or mechanical
                          removal, removing contaminated soil or turf, preventing further spread,
                          maintaining competitive vegetation/crops/pastures, using biological
                          control agents).
                         Develop a property pest management plan and establish an ongoing
                          monitoring program to measure progress.
                         Visit Qld Gov other invasive plants for species specific controls.




    Glory Lily (Gloriosa superba)




    Glory Lily is an escaped ornamental vine-lily that is increasingly found in dune systems and
    coastal bushland having spread from garden plantings. Its underground tubers allow it to survive
    fire and regenerate rapidly. This coastal weed smoothers native vegetation, reduces habitat
    quality of ground dwelling birds and mammals, and can be toxic to wildlife and pets. (Photo
    source: Weeds Australia)


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