Submissions from 1993
1993 Leafy Spurge Symposium "Communication through research": Foreword/business Meeting Minutes, K. George Beck
Controlling leafy spurge in Minnesota with competitive species and combined management practices, David D. Biesboer
Effects of late season herbicide applications on the elongation and growth of leafy spurge vegetative buds, David D. Biesboer
Potential benefits of establishing a reference map of the chloroplast genome of leafy spurge, D.L. Brumbaugh
Leafy spurge control in North Dakota - 1993, K.M. Christianson
Organogenesis in leafy spurge, D.G. Davis
Dicamba, picloram, 2,4-D tankmixes for control of leafy spurge, M.A. Ferrell
Imazethapyr tankmixes for control of leafy spurge, M.A. Ferrell
Late summer applications of quinclorac or imazethapyr for control of leafy spurg, M.A. Ferrell
Leafy spurge control with picloram dry acid and picloram liquid, M.A. Ferrell
Picloram with or without surfactant (Sylgardà à ®) for control of leafy spurge, M.A. Ferrell
Quinclorac tankmixes for control of leafy spurge, M.A. Ferrell
Effects of Aphthona flea beetles and sheep grazing in leafy spurge stands (summary), Rich Hansen
Multi-state sampling protocols for Aphthona flea beetles, leafy spurge biocontrol agents (summary only), Rich Hansen
Dietary preference of angora goats grazing leafy spurge-infested rangeland, T. Hanson
Effect of leafy spurge biotypes and herbicides on Aphthona spp. establishment, J.A. Kapaun
Quinclorac applied with additives and other herbicides for leafy spurge control, B.D. Kuehl
Effect of herbicide treatments and leafy spurge biotype on Spurgia esulae population, Rodney G. Lym
Report on exploration for leafy spurge and associated plant pathogens and insects in Russia, Robert A. Masters
The gall midge, Spurgia esulae Gagne (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae): Notes on biology and impacts of hymenopteran predators, J.A. Nelson
Sheep grazing leafy spurge at the Greene Ranch, B.E. Olson
New quarantine resources for APHIS weed biological control implementation programs, Paul E. Parker
USDA-APHIS and Colorado Department of Agriculture, an active partnership in biological control of leafy spurge, R.D. Richard
Genetic diversity of the leafy spurge chloroplast genome, M.L. Rowe
Angora goat grazing as a biological control for leafy spurge: A three-year summary, Kevin K. Sedivec
Membrane perception of 2,4-D as the initial interaction leading to phytotoxicity in leafy spurge, R. H. Shimabukuro
The effects of organosilicone surfactants on herbicide absorption by leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula L., W. Mack Thompson
GIS/GPS applications in USDA-APHIS redistribution of leafy spurge biocontrol agents, H.W. Ziokowski