Submissions from 1989
1989 Leafy Spurge Symposium; Bozeman, Montana. July 12-13, 1989
Leafy spurge control with chlorflurenol tank-mixes, K. George Beck
Progress report: Translatable mRNA.s incrown and root buds of leafy spurge, D.D. Biesboer
Phytosterol content of leafy spurge roots and cells from suspension cultures, Bruce C. Campbell
Influence of temperature on 14C-sulfometuron and 14C-fluroxypyr absorption and translocation in leafy spurge, Katheryn M. Christianson
Organogenesis of Euphorbia esula L. from hypocotyls, David G. Davis
Leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula L) control with fluroxypyr, M.A. Ferrell
The gall midge complexes (Diptera: cecidomyiidae) on spurges (Euphorbia spp.) in Europe, Raymone J. Gagne
Methods for estimating leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula) populations, Ann D. Haines
Iron toxicity in leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula L.), Stephen J. Harvey
Leafy spurge cell culture as the base of an artificial diet for Aphthona flava, Mary Ellen Hogan
Sheep management while grazing spurge, Rodney Kott
Inhibitory effects of smooth brome leachates on leafy spurge, Willard Koukkari
Control of leafy spurge with natural chemical products, Gerald R. Leather
Leafy spurge control in North Dakota à ¢ 1989, Rodney G. Lym
Picloram translocation to leafy spurge roots over the growing season, Rodney G. Lym
Burning as a tool in the management of leafy spurge, Ronald R. Mcowen
Leafy spurge control: Reflections on 17 years of research, Calvin G. Messersmith
Propagation of Euphorbia esula L. for leafy spurge biocontrol agent, Cheryl Mihelich
Status of screening activities for new insect and pathogen natural enemies of leafy spurge, Robert M. Nowierski
Collection of native spurges, for screening potentially new biological control agents of leafy spurge, P.E. Parker
Control of leafy spurge with picloram and fluroxypyr, Mark. A. Peterson
A realistic approach to managing leafy spurge, or: Toto, I don't think were in Kansas anymore, Keeves Petroff
History of the biological control of leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula L.) in the United States, Noah H. Poritz
Interagency participation in biological control of leafy spurge: APHIS assistance, R.D. Richard
The impact of introgressive hybridization on the weediness of leafy spurge, Jurgen R. Schaeffer
Sheep prosper on spurge, Ronald Talcott
Effects of combined herbicides and various seeded grass species on leafy spurge, T.D. Whitson