Submissions from 1983
A summary of original and three repetitive herbicide treatments for control of leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula L.), H. P. Alley, R. E. Vore, and T. D. Whitson
Future directions of leafy spurge in the Great Plains, Donald E. Anderson
The nutritional value of leafy spurge as a forage component for ewes and lambs, S.J. Bartz
Leafy spurge viewpoint from Weed and Pest supervisor, Robert R. Benjamin
European rust fungi evaluated for leafy spurge control in 1982 at the plant disease laboratory, William Bruckart
Herbicide applicators for All Terrain Vehicles, Lee Coble
Leafy spurge viewpoint from Weed and Pest District board member, John Dorrance
Leafy spurge from rancher.s viewpoint, Jess Driskill
The activity of selected mixtures of plant growth regulators and herbicides on leafy spurge, Mark A. Ferrell
Leafy spurge symposium: Future directions of leafy spurge research from a university viewpoint, A.F. Gale
Legislative viewpoint, Jerry Geis
Wyoming.s Leafy Spurge Program Coordinator.s viewpoint: Fiction, theory or fact, George F. Hittle
Leafy Spurge Awareness Program in Montana, part II, Celestine Lacey
Does 2,4-D follow assimilate translocation in leafy spurge, Sarah E. Lingle
Leafy spurge rust found in southeastern North Dakota, Larry J. Littlefield
Update on leafy spurge control in North Dakota . 1983, R.G. Lym
The chemistry and allelopathy of Euphorbia Esula, Gary D. Manners
Update on leafy spurge research at Montana State University, Bruce Maxwell
Mapping leafy spurge communities from aerial photography, Richard J. Myhre
Soil residue and leafy spurge root studies, R.E. Vore
Leafy spurge shoot control and forage production, T.D. Whitson