 Type 3c (4 per 200 g total): heliotrope
- Type 4a (10 per 200 g total): cut leaf mignonette, melilotus (if no taint), nightshades, skeleton weed, variegated thistle
- Type 5 (20 per 200 g in total): knapweed, salvation Jane
- Type 6 (5 seeds or pods total per 200 g) medic pods, marshmallow pods, saffron thistle, wild radish pods
- Type 7a (10 seeds per 200 g total): other pulses
- Type 7b (10 seeds per 200 g total): cereals, turnip weed, bindweed
- Type 7c (1 seed in total per 200 g): safflower, sunflower
- Type 8 (100 seeds per 200 g): bellvine.
- Small foreign seeds (0.6% by weight): amsinkia, canola, charlock, marshmallow seeds, hedge mustard, etc
Senior Pulse Research Officer – Pulses, DEDJTR Victoria
Phone: 03 5362 2341
Senior Research Officer - Pulse Agronomy, SARDI
Phone: 08 8842 6265
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Last updated: 20 November 2015