Vol. 15—1961 - NorthEastern Weed Science Society

5. r-ound, C. E. and F. E. Egler. 1952. Brush control in southeastern New
York: 15 years of stable ::tree-1ess communities. Bcol., 34(1):63-73 •
6. Niering, W. A. and F. E. Egler. 1955. A shrub community of Viburnum
1entago, stable for 25 years. Ecol. 36(2):356-360.
7. f":glc;:)l', F. E. 1954. Vegetation management for rightofways and roadsides.
Smithsonian Institution Report for 1953:299-322.
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8. Hall, ·w.C. and N, A. Niering. 1959. The theory andpractioe of successful
control of "brush fl by chemicals. N.E.W.C.C. Froc. 13:254-256.
9. Ibberson, J. E. 1956. Everyone benefits from vegetation management on
rights of way. The Northeastern Logger 4(9):14-15, 36-39.
10. Goddard, N. K. 1955. Policy for maintenance of vegetation on rights of
way on State Forest lands. Pa. Dept. Forests and Water Cir. letter
R-24.
11. Egler, F. E. 1954. T~e Bald Eagle State Forest Right-of~ay, renna:
Plants take over future brush control. N.E.W.C.C. 8th Ann. l1eeting
Proc. 459-463.
12. Bramble, H.C.; D. P. 'varley and w, R. Brynes. 1953. Effect of placement
'of dormant basal spray on sap killing and sprouting of scrub
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oak. N.E.W.C.C. 7:309-311.
.hcQuilkin, W. E. 1957. The Key to Effective Basal Spraying of'Vloody
Plants: Wet the Root Collar. Jour. of Forestry, 55(2):143-144.
14. Bramble, \'1. C.; W. R. Byrnes and D. P, \-Jorley. 1957. Effects of
certain commonbrush control techniques and materials on game food
and cover on a pov.rerline right-of-way. Pa. AG;r.Expt. Sta.
Progress Report 175.
15. Leonard, O. A. and A. S. Crafts. 1956. Uptake and distribution of
radioactive 2,4-~by brush species. Hilgardia 26(6):366-415.
16. Goodwin, R. H. and W. A. Niering. 1959. The management,of roadside
vegetation by selective herbicide techni.ques. Conn. Arb. Bull.
11:4-10.
17. Conn. Shade Tree Committee. 1960. Use of herbiQides along Cormect,icut
town roadsides. Conn. Forest and Park Assoc.