Proceedings of the Sixty-first Annual Meeting of the Northeastern ...
Proceedings of the Sixty-first Annual Meeting of the Northeastern ... Proceedings of the Sixty-first Annual Meeting of the Northeastern ...
14 HORSEWEED MANAGEMENT SYMPOSIUM HORSEWEED: FROM OBSCURITY TO THE LIMELIGHT. M.J. VanGessel ............ 112 HOW THE SPATIAL SCALE OF DISPERSAL MODELING HAS INCREASED WITH GLYPHOSATE-RESISTANT HORSEWEED. J.T. Dauer, D.A. Mortensen, E.C. Luschei, M.J. VanGessel, and E.S. Shields ................................................................ 113 RECENT FINDINGS ON THE FIELD BEHAVIOR, GENETICS, AND MECHANISM OF GLYPHOSATE-RESISTANCE IN HORSEWEED. D.I. Gustafson, M.T. Faletti, G.R. Heck, R.D. Sammons, and M.B. Spaur ....................................................................... 114 HORSEWEED EMERGENCE, SURVIVAL, AND SEEDBANK DYNAMICS IN SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA AGROECOSYSTEMS. W.G. Johnson, V.M. Davis, and K.D. Gibson................................................................................................................. 115 HORSEWEED RESPONSE TO NO-TILL PRODUCTION SYSTEMS. M.J. VanGessel, B.A. Scott, Q.R. Johnson and S.E. White.................................................................... 116 DO ECOLOGICAL INSIGHTS INFORM CONYZA MANAGEMENT? D.A. Mortensen, J.T. Dauer, W.S. Curran and M.J. VanGessel............................................................. 117 INVASIVE PLANT SYPOSIUM: RIPARIAN FORST BUFFERS THE MASSACHUSETTS EXAMPLE: ONE STREAM BANK, MULTIPLE JURISDICTIONS. R.G. Prostak and D.J. Picking ....................................................... 118 SUPPLEMENT TO THE 60 TH PROCEEDING ABSTRACTS FROM THE 60 TH NEWSS MEETING THE EFFECTS OF CULTURAL PRACTICES ON WEED ESTABLISHMENT IN CONTAINERS. J. Altland ........................................................................................... 120 AMINOPYRALID: A NEW HERBICIDE FOR BROADLEAF WEED CONTROL IN PASTURE, ROADSIDE, AND NATURAL AREAS. P.L. Burch and E.S. Hagood ...... 121 xiv
15 ABSTRACTS FROM THE 7 TH CONFERENCE OF THE NORTHEAST AQUATIC PLANT MANAGEMENT SOCIETY EVALUATION OF REGISTERED AND EUP HERBICIDES FOR CONTROL OF VARIABLE MILFOIL. M.D. Netherland....................................................................... 123 EVALUATION OF AN HERBICIDE APPLICATION ON VEGETATED HABITAT AND THE STRUCTURE OF A FISH AND MACROINVERTEBRATE COMMUNITY IN MINNESOTA LAKES. J.G. Slade and E.D. Dibble..................................................... 124 USE OF THE AQUATIC HERBICIDE RENOVATE (TRICLOPYR) IN PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS CONTROL PROGRAMS. D. Roach and S. Living ................................ 125 ALUMINUM TREATMENT FOR PHOSPHORUS AND ALGAE CONTROL: WHAT, WHY, WHERE AND WHEN. K.J. Wagner ................................................................. 126 INTEGRATED AQUATIC WEED MANAGEMENT IN TURFGRASS AREAS. J. Whetstone ................................................................................................................... 127 BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF AQUATIC WEEDS 1959-2005. J.F. Shearer .............. 128 THE SUCCESSFUL CONTROL OF JAPANESE KNOTWEED IN A RIPARIAN SETTING. A. Gover, K. Budd, J.M. Lentz, and R.R. Johnson.................................... 129 THE 2002 FARM BILL AND ITS EFFECT ON INVASIVE PLANT MANAGEMENT IN NEW ENGLAND. A. Lipsky ........................................................................................ 130 THE IR-4 PROJECT: NEW OPPORTUNITY FOR AQUATIC HERBICIDE................. 131 LAND USE PRACTICE IMPACTS ON NORTHEAST AQUATIC PLANT MANAGEMENT. P.H. Lord and R.L. Johnson ........................................................... 132 WATER QUALITY AFFECTS DUE TO A CONTINUOUS LAKE WIDE MILFOIL CANOPY IN A SHALLOW CT LAKE. G.W. Knoecklein ............................................. 133 A NEW STANDARD FOR DEFINING AQUATIC PLANT COMMUNITY COMPOSITION IN NEW YORK. S.A. Kishbaugh, P.H. Lord, and R.L. Johnson ................................. 134 xv
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ABSTRACTS FROM THE 7 TH CONFERENCE OF THE NORTHEAST<br />
AQUATIC PLANT MANAGEMENT SOCIETY<br />
EVALUATION OF REGISTERED AND EUP HERBICIDES FOR CONTROL OF<br />
VARIABLE MILFOIL. M.D. Ne<strong>the</strong>rland....................................................................... 123<br />
EVALUATION OF AN HERBICIDE APPLICATION ON VEGETATED HABITAT AND<br />
THE STRUCTURE OF A FISH AND MACROINVERTEBRATE COMMUNITY IN<br />
MINNESOTA LAKES. J.G. Slade and E.D. Dibble..................................................... 124<br />
USE OF THE AQUATIC HERBICIDE RENOVATE (TRICLOPYR) IN PHRAGMITES<br />
AUSTRALIS CONTROL PROGRAMS. D. Roach and S. Living ................................ 125<br />
ALUMINUM TREATMENT FOR PHOSPHORUS AND ALGAE CONTROL: WHAT,<br />
WHY, WHERE AND WHEN. K.J. Wagner ................................................................. 126<br />
INTEGRATED AQUATIC WEED MANAGEMENT IN TURFGRASS AREAS. J.<br />
Whetstone ................................................................................................................... 127<br />
BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF AQUATIC WEEDS 1959-2005. J.F. Shearer .............. 128<br />
THE SUCCESSFUL CONTROL OF JAPANESE KNOTWEED IN A RIPARIAN<br />
SETTING. A. Gover, K. Budd, J.M. Lentz, and R.R. Johnson.................................... 129<br />
THE 2002 FARM BILL AND ITS EFFECT ON INVASIVE PLANT MANAGEMENT IN<br />
NEW ENGLAND. A. Lipsky ........................................................................................ 130<br />
THE IR-4 PROJECT: NEW OPPORTUNITY FOR AQUATIC HERBICIDE................. 131<br />
LAND USE PRACTICE IMPACTS ON NORTHEAST AQUATIC PLANT<br />
MANAGEMENT. P.H. Lord and R.L. Johnson ........................................................... 132<br />
WATER QUALITY AFFECTS DUE TO A CONTINUOUS LAKE WIDE MILFOIL<br />
CANOPY IN A SHALLOW CT LAKE. G.W. Knoecklein ............................................. 133<br />
A NEW STANDARD FOR DEFINING AQUATIC PLANT COMMUNITY COMPOSITION<br />
IN NEW YORK. S.A. Kishbaugh, P.H. Lord, and R.L. Johnson ................................. 134<br />
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