Submissions from 1999
Change detection of leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula) infestations using aerial photography and geographic information systems, G. L. Anderson
"Know thine enemy" -- Understanding weed management through biological research, James V. Anderson
Economic analysis of sheep grazing of leafy spurge: Preliminary results, Dean A. Bangsund
Leafy spurge management with sheep and flea beetles, K. George Beck
Impacts of leafy spurge on local and landscape patterns of plant species diversity in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Dan R. Cogan
Comparison of companion grazing and single species grazing on leafy spurge infested rangeland, Jack D. Dahl
Removing the constraints of sheep as an alternative integrated pest management tool, Timothy C. Faller
Plateau (imazapic) for leafy spurge control in Wyoming, Mark A. Ferrell
Progress update on toxic compounds in leafy spurge for ruminants, Fathi T. Halawelsh
AFLP analysis on individuals from leafy spurge populations characterized as resistant or susceptible to flea beetle biocontrol agents, David P. Horvath
Site characteristics of established flea beetle colonies in western North Dakota, Don Kirby
Imazapic for leafy spurge control, Denise M. Markle
Aphthona flea beetle establishment determined by soil composition and root growth pattern, Donald A. Mundal
Integration of the flea beetle, Aphthona nigriscutis foudras, and herbicides for control of leaf spurge, Euphorbia esula L., Jeff A. Nelson
Sex ratio effects on fecundity and fertility of a leafy spurge flea beetle Aphthona lacertosa, Denise L. Olson
Effects of prescribed burning and herbicide treatments on leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula), C.W. Prosser
Perceptions of leafy spurge by ranch operators and local decision makers: An update, Randall S. Sell