Submissions from 1996
Leafy spurge control with sheep, Marcel Archambault
Reproductive status of established black dot flea beetle (Aphthona nigriscutis) populations in South and North Dakota, Mark A. Brinkman
Aphthona spp. flea beetle movement along railroad right-of-ways, Katheryn M. Christianson
An update of biological control of leafy spurge in Alberta, D.E. Cole
2,4-D reversal of DFMO-induced inhibition of adventitious root formation in leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula L.) in vitro, David G. Davis
Update on Wyoming's leafy spurge research program, Mark A. Ferrell
Leafy spurge control on Canada's largest tall grass prairie preserve, Gene Fortney
Phenology maps for leafy spurge biological control agents: Development and application in the U.S., Rich Hansen
Weed biocontrol: Lessons learned from leafy spurge (abstract only), Peter Harris
A simple technique for separating Aphthona flea beetles from debris, Dave Hirsch
Cloning and expression of a cold-regulated gene from leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula L.), D.P. Horvath
Imazameth is safe on grass, leafy spurge is becoming resistant to picloram and other myths?, Rodney G. Lym
Effect of fall applied picloram and 2,4-D on Aphthona nigriscutis population, Jeff A. Nelson
Leafy spurge in Manitoba -- The fight to keep ahead (abstract only), Carla Pouteau
Manitoba Weed Supervisor s Association: past, present and future? (summary only), Ruby Reimer
1996 Weed supervisors and the new utility (summary only), Eric Richardson
Department of National Defence.s involvement in leafy spurge management to date at Canadian Forces Base Shilo, Manitoba, Canada, Garnet Shearer
Niche specificity of insects introduced for leafy spurge control, Neal R. Spencer
Biocontrol of leafy spurge with Aphthona nigriscutis in Alberta .The Beverly Bridge Site., K. Stromme