Submissions from 1984
Chemotaxonomy discussion group
Effect of original treatments, retreatments and combinations on leafy spurge control as evaluated by live shoot regrowth, H. P. Alley and M. A. Ferrell
Native insects associated with leafy spurge and potential impacts on biological control efforts, Robert B. Carlson
Chromatographic analyses of taxonomic affinities between North American and European populations of leafy spurge (Euphorbia, Euphorbiaceae), David G. Davis
The chemotaxonomy program on leafy spurge in Fargo, ND and the confusion regarding numbering of plant collections, David G. Davis
Evaluation of mowing as a setup treatment prior to herbicide treatment for leafy spurge shoot control, Mark A. Ferrell
Physiological variants amongst leafy spurge, Donald Galitz
Role of biocontrol agents in the management of weeds, R. Lavigne
Results of releases of Oberea erythrocephala against leafy spurge in Wyoming, Robert J. Lavigne
Plant pathogenic fungi as potential biocontrol agents for leafy spurge, Larry J. Littlefield
1984 Leafy Spurge Symposium June 27-28, 1984, Dickinson, ND Introduction Program / Meeting minutes, Russell J. Lorenz
Leafy spurge control in North Dakota - 1984, Rodney G. Lym
Leafy spurge research update, 1984, B.D. Maxwell
Some basic aspects of biological weed control, Robert M. Nowierski
Status report on the host specificity testing of leafy spurge insects at the USDA, Albany, CA, laboratory, Robert M. Nowierski
The status of biological control of leafy spurge in Montana, Robert M. Nowierski
Biological control of leafy spurge in Canada, R. Pemberton
Spectral analysis of eight leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula L.) accessions, Noah H. Poritz
Cytotaxonomic studies of the weedy Euphorbia species, J.R. Schaeffer
Morphology and cytogenetics of leafy spurge, A.E. Stahevitch