Submissions from 1990
Leafy spurge control with glyphosate compounds, K. George Beck
Control of leafy spurge along rights-of-way with burning and herbicides, David D. Biesboer
Absorption and translocation of 14C-fluroxypyr and 14C-sulfometuron in leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula L.), Katheryn M. Christianson
Potential control of leafy spurge by Vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizae fungi, James D. Harbour
Development of Aphthona flava larvae on a leafy spurge cell suspension culture diet, Mary Ellen Hogan
Differential enzymatic glucosylation of hydroquinone in tissue cultures of small verlasting and leafy spurge: An allelochemical detoxification mechanism, Mary Ellen Hogan
Sunn hemp is allelopathic to leafy spurge, Gerald R. Leather
Leafy spurge control in North Dakota - 1990, Rodney G. Lym
Imidazolinone herbicides for leafy spurge control in Nebraska, Robert A. Masters
Travel to the USSR to collect biological control agents of weeds, Hank McNeel
Optimum growing conditions for propagation of leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula L.) for leafy spurge biocontrol agents, Cheryl Mihelich
Evaluation of genetic diversity in leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula) using chloroplast DNA sequence variation, Scott Nissen
Successful laboratory mass rearing of the gall midge, Spurgia esulae Gagne, for field release, P.E. Parker
1989 redistribution of insects attacking leafy spurge, R.D. Richard
The biological control of leafy spurge-1990, Neal R. Spencer
Selective use of glyphosate and sulfosate in perennial grass species for leafy spurge control, Ron Swearingen
The control of leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula L.) by the integration of herbicides and perennial grasses, T.D. Whitson