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 ...
8 ROTARY HOE EFFICACY IN CORN: INFLUENCE OF SOIL TYPE AND MOISTURE. M.G. Burton, C. Reberg-Horton, G.T. Place, and S.T. Hoyle ........................................ 28 EFFECTIVENESS OF A ROLLER/CRIMPER FOR CONTROL OF WINTER ANNUAL COVER CROPS. W. Curran, S. Mirsky, and M. Ryan.................................................. 29 ALFALFA/GRASS FORAGE MIXTURES USING GLYPHOSATE-RESISTANT ALFALFA. B.L. Dillehay, W.S. Curran, M. H. Hall, and D.A. Mortensen....................... 30 IMPROVING ELECTRONIC MANUSCRIPT REVIEW: NEW TECHNOLOGIES MAKE IT FASTER, EASIER, AND MORE BENEFICIAL. M.G. Burton and J.W. Wilcut.............. 31 ORNAMENTALS CONTROL OF NEW WEED SPECIES IN THE NURSERY INDUSTRY. J.F. Derr and J.C. Neal .......................................................................................................................32 EVALUATION OF GRANULAR HERBICIDES IN CONTAINER-GROWN WOODY ORNAMENTALS. S. Barolli and J. Ahrens................................................................... 33 SAFETY OF POSTEMERGENCE NUTSEDGE-CONTROL HERBICIDES ON ORNAMENTALS. J.C. Neal, J.F. Derr and A.F. Senesac ............................................ 35 TOLERANCES OF ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS TO HALOSULFURON, SULFENTRAZONE AND V-10142. T.L. Mervosh and J.F. Ahrens.............................. 36 UPDATE ON 2006 WEED SCIENCE RESEARCH IN THE IR-4 ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE PROGRAM. C.L. Palmer and J. Baron............................................ 37 2006 WEED MANAGEMENT TRIALS IN CHRISTMAS TREES. J. F. Ahrens............. 38 GROUND COVER SUPPRESSION IN NORTH CAROLINA FRASER FIR PRODUCTION. D. Hundley and J.C. Neal................................................................... 39 THE RESPONSE OF FIELD AND CONTAINER GROWN ORNAMENTALS TO SULFENTRAZONE AND FLUMIOXAZIN. M.W. Marshall and B.H. Zandstra.............. 40 THE EFFICACY AND CROP TOLERANCE OF PRE AND POSTEMERGENCE APPLICATIONS OF HALOSULFURON TO CHRISTMAS TREES. L.J. Kuhns and T.L. Harpster ........................................................................................................................ 41 viii
9 THE EFFICACY AND CROP TOLERANCE OF PREEMERGENCE APPLICATIONS OF SULFOMETURON PLUS HEXAZINONE TO CHRISTMAS TREES. L.J. Kuhns and T.L. Harpster ................................................................................................................. 42 HERBICIDES AS ALTERNATIVES TO METHYL BROMIDE FOR WEED CONTROL IN CONIFER SEEDLING BEDS. D.A. Little, M.W. Marshall, R.J. Richardson, and B.H. Zandstra ........................................................................................................................ 45 TURFGRASS AND PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS EVALUATION OF PROLINE-LINKED PENTOSE PHOSPHATE PATHWAY IN CREEPING BENTGRASS. D. Sarkar, P. Bhowmik, Y. I. Kwon, and K. Shetty............ 46 GENERIC PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS AND HERBICIDES IN TURF: HOW DO THEY COMPARE? T.W. Gannon and F.H. Yelverton.................................................. 47 ANNUAL BLUEGRASS AND DOLLAR SPOT CONTROL AS INFLUENCED BY HERBICIDES AND PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS. S.J. McDonald, M.A. Fidanza, and J. Fanok ................................................................................................................. 48 AUTUMN PREEMERGENCE AND SPRING POSTEMERGENCE CONTROL OF MOUSEEAR CHICKWEED AND CRABGRASS IN TURF. P.H. Dernoeden and J. Fu49 THREE-WAY HERBICIDE COMBINATION CONTAINING FLUROXYPYR FOR POSTEMERGENT BROADLEAF WEED CONTROL IN TURF. D.L. Loughner, J.M Breuninger and M.W. Melichar...................................................................................... 51 WEED ECOLOGY AND BIOLOGY A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE NON-NATIVE VASCULAR FLORA OF THREE COASTAL DELAWARE STATE PARKS. R. Stalter, E. Lamont, G. Grigoryan, and N. Faqeer........................................................................................................................... 52 EFFECTS OF BUCKWHEAT RESIDUE ON EMERGENCE AND EARLY GROWTH OF EIGHT WEED SPECIES. V. Kumar, D. C. Brainard, and R. R. Bellinder..................... 56 EVALUATION OF VARIOUS TRICLOPYR, CARFENTRAZONE-ETHYL, AND GLYPHOSATE COMBINATIONS POST-APPLIED ON JAPANESE KNOTWEED, INCLUDING THE EXPERIMENTAL HERBICIDE F-4113. A.Z. Skibo and M. Isaacs ... 57 ix
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THE EFFICACY AND CROP TOLERANCE OF PREEMERGENCE APPLICATIONS OF<br />
SULFOMETURON PLUS HEXAZINONE TO CHRISTMAS TREES. L.J. Kuhns and<br />
T.L. Harpster ................................................................................................................. 42<br />
HERBICIDES AS ALTERNATIVES TO METHYL BROMIDE FOR WEED CONTROL IN<br />
CONIFER SEEDLING BEDS. D.A. Little, M.W. Marshall, R.J. Richardson, and B.H.<br />
Zandstra ........................................................................................................................ 45<br />
TURFGRASS AND PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS<br />
EVALUATION OF PROLINE-LINKED PENTOSE PHOSPHATE PATHWAY IN<br />
CREEPING BENTGRASS. D. Sarkar, P. Bhowmik, Y. I. Kwon, and K. Shetty............ 46<br />
GENERIC PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS AND HERBICIDES IN TURF: HOW DO<br />
THEY COMPARE? T.W. Gannon and F.H. Yelverton.................................................. 47<br />
ANNUAL BLUEGRASS AND DOLLAR SPOT CONTROL AS INFLUENCED BY<br />
HERBICIDES AND PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS. S.J. McDonald, M.A. Fidanza,<br />
and J. Fanok ................................................................................................................. 48<br />
AUTUMN PREEMERGENCE AND SPRING POSTEMERGENCE CONTROL OF<br />
MOUSEEAR CHICKWEED AND CRABGRASS IN TURF. P.H. Dernoeden and J. Fu49<br />
THREE-WAY HERBICIDE COMBINATION CONTAINING FLUROXYPYR FOR<br />
POSTEMERGENT BROADLEAF WEED CONTROL IN TURF. D.L. Loughner, J.M<br />
Breuninger and M.W. Melichar...................................................................................... 51<br />
WEED ECOLOGY AND BIOLOGY<br />
A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE NON-NATIVE VASCULAR FLORA OF THREE<br />
COASTAL DELAWARE STATE PARKS. R. Stalter, E. Lamont, G. Grigoryan, and N.<br />
Faqeer........................................................................................................................... 52<br />
EFFECTS OF BUCKWHEAT RESIDUE ON EMERGENCE AND EARLY GROWTH OF<br />
EIGHT WEED SPECIES. V. Kumar, D. C. Brainard, and R. R. Bellinder..................... 56<br />
EVALUATION OF VARIOUS TRICLOPYR, CARFENTRAZONE-ETHYL, AND<br />
GLYPHOSATE COMBINATIONS POST-APPLIED ON JAPANESE KNOTWEED,<br />
INCLUDING THE EXPERIMENTAL HERBICIDE F-4113. A.Z. Skibo and M. Isaacs ... 57<br />
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