Submissions from 1994
A post workshop review: Discussion, process, and highlights for developing a leafy spurge strategic management plan within Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Roger J. Andrascik
The effects of herbicide treatment on leafy spurge and non-target species, Jack L. Butler
Potential pathogens for control of leafy spurge, Anthony J. Caesar
Recommendations for the management of leafy spurge in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, R.B. Carlson
Management perspectives for grazing sheep on leafy spurge infected acres, Timothy C. Faller
The biology of leafy spurge, Donald S. Galitz
The vegetation of the Little Missouri Badlands of North Dakota, Carolyn Godfread
Biological diversity in the Little Missouri Badlands, Randy Kreil
Rare plant species of the North Dakota Badlands with some considerations for leafy spurge management, Darla Lenz
Integrated chemical and biological control of leafy spurge, Rodney G. Lym
History and land use practices in the Little Missouri Badlands and western North Dakota, Llewellyn L. Manske
Special environmental considerations in the management of leafy spurge, Brian Martin
Response of leafy spurge to date of burning, Robert A. Masters
Biocontrol of leafy spurge using angora goats, Kevin Sedivec
Disease considerations in the introduction of domestic sheep and goats to native big game range, Rex Sohn
Exotic insects for leafy spurge control, Neal R. Spencer