A hand holds an open informational book about sowthistle, with wild grassy vegetation in the background. The page details characteristics of the milk thistle plant, set against a natural green landscape. The image appears to be from an agricultural or botanical field guide, likely focusing on weed identification in the New South Wales Riverina region.

A detailed field guide page about prickly lettuce (wild lettuce) is held against a rural landscape of dry grass and bare trees. The informative page shows close-up images and describes characteristics of this invasive weed found in the Riverina region of New South Wales. The background reveals a typical Australian agricultural setting with paddocks and scattered vegetation.

This image showcases a detailed botanical identification guide for Capeweed (Cape dandelion) featuring vibrant yellow flowers and seedling growth stages. The informational card is placed on a grassy background, highlighting the weed's characteristics and growth patterns in what appears to be a field or agricultural setting in the Riverina Region of New South Wales.

A botanical guide to leaf shapes and plant identification lies open on lush green grass, with a glimpse of a plant being held in the foreground. The book appears to be a resource for agricultural research, potentially focused on ryegrass and weed identification in the Riverina region of New South Wales.

A detailed close-up of a charlock weed (Sinapis arvensis) growing in rocky soil, alongside an informative identification guide with multiple reference photos. The bright green, deeply lobed leaves and emerging yellow flower clusters are clearly visible, illustrating the plant's distinctive characteristics in the Riverina region of New South Wales.

A detailed guide to prickly lettuce (Lactuca serriola) displayed in an agricultural field setting, featuring a close-up of the plant's sparse, spiny branches against a backdrop of golden grass and blue sky. The informative page shows multiple images of the weed at different growth stages, providing comprehensive identification information for agricultural professionals and researchers.

A detailed informational page about Capeweed (Cape dandelion) is held against a background of bright yellow flowering weeds in a green leafy environment. The document appears to be from an agricultural reference guide, showcasing identification details and characteristics of the plant. A hand is visible holding the information sheet, providing scale and context in what seems to be a Western Australian wheatbelt setting.

Capeweed (Cape dandelion) showcases bright yellow daisy-like flowers amidst vibrant green leaves in a dense agricultural setting. This informative identification guide from the GRDC Weeds Book provides details about the plant's characteristics, highlighting its prevalence in Western Australia's Wheatbelt region. The image captures the plant's distinctive appearance, with multiple blooming flowers surrounding an educational reference page.