Submissions from 1985
1985 Leafy Spurge Symposium Proceedings
Chemical control group discussion
Plant physiology group discussion
Controlling spurge with Tordon, Harold P. Alley
Implementing biological control . How the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service may help, Gary L. Cunningham
Procedures for the successful regeneration of leafy spurge, David G. Davis
The status of the leafy spurge numbering system, David G. Davis
Evaluation of dicamba formulations for leafy spurge shoot control, M.A. Ferrell
Evaluation of spring vs. fall original retreatment combinations as affecting leafy spurge live shoot regrowth, M.A. Ferrell
Evaluation of spring vs. fall original/retreatment combinations as affecting leafy spurge live shoot regrowth, M.A. Ferrell
Leafy spurge shoot control with 2% and 10% picloram pellets, M.A. Ferrell
Is there a pay-off for basic research on leafy spurge?, Michael E. Foley
Biological control of leafy spurge: Stress factors, selection and evaluation of natural enemies, S.F. Forsyth
Evaluation of 2,4-D LVE as a setup treatment leafy spurge control for low rates of picloram (Tordon 22K) for leafy spurge control, Gamal S. Heneidi
Continued studies of plant pathogenic fungi for biocontrol of leafy spurge in North Dakota, James G. Hoch
Controlling spurge using all-terrain vehicle, Doug Johnson
Bounty programs -- an effective weed education tool, Celestine Lacey
Project 2327: Biological control of leafy spurge, Larry Littlefield
Dikegulac in combination with 2,4-D and picloram for leafy-spurge control, Rodney G. Lym
Economical control of leafy spurge, Rodney G. Lym
Leafy spurge control following a six-year management program, Rodney G. Lym
Leafy spurge control in a wooded area of the Sheyenne National Grasslands, Rodney G. Lym
Leafy spurge control with resulting forage production from several herbicide treatments, Rodney G. Lym
Low rate annual picloram and 2,4-D combination treatments for leafy spurge control, Rodney G. Lym
Mowing as a pretreatment for leafy spurge control with herbicides, Rodney G. Lym
Mowing as a pretreatment for leafy spurge control with herbicides, Rodney G. Lym
Screening trials of various herbicides, herbicide combinations and surfactants for leafy spurge control, Rodney G. Lym
Spring or fall applied granular picloram and dicamba for leafy spurge control, Rodney G. Lym
Triterpenoids in latex: Their synthesis and possible role in Euphorbia, Paul Mahlberg
Leafy spurge control with chemical and mechanical treatments at the Dickinson Experiment Station, Llewellyn Manske
Management guidelines -- Rangeland weeds, Mary B. McKone
The physiology of leafy spurge root bud dormancy, Scott Nissen
Prospects for biological control of leafy spurge, Robert M. Nowierski
Status of research on European plant pathogens of leafy spurge, Robert M. Nowierski
Status of the leafy spurge hawkmoth . Potential for redistribution in 1985, Robert M. Nowierski
The spurge program in Stillwater County, MT, Wayne Pearson
Two new insects (Dasineura capitigena and Aphthona flava) for leafy spurge control in United States, Robert W. Pemberton
A practical and profitable way of controlling leafy spurge, Dean A. Peterson
Release of Oberea erythrocephala in Montana, Norman E. Rees
Cytogenetics of leafy spurge, J.R. Schaeffer
Biochemical studies of the Euphorbia esula complex, Jim Torell
Key-note address: The pay-off from 5 years of leafy spurge research, Jim Welsh
The influence of glyphosate on endogenous levels of free IAA and phenolic compounds in leafy spurge, James H. Westwood
Leafy spurge shoot control resulting from original and successive herbicide treatment, T.D. Whitson
Comparative treatments of fluroxypyr, dicamba and picloram for leafy spurge control, Tom D. Whitson