2006 North Central Weed Science
Society Proceedings

Invasive Plants of the Midwest Symposium

Overview of Federal Programs and Legislation Affecting Invasive Plants. Lee Van Wychen*, WSSA, Washington DC. (177)

MIPN: A Regional Approach to Reducing the Impact of Invasive Plants. Kate Howe*, The Nature Conservancy, Indianapolis, IN. (178)

Invasion, Dominance and Species Loss in Wisconsin Forest Understories. Dave Rogers*, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI. (179)

Restoration in the Face of Invasion by European Buckthorn. Liam Heneghan*, DePaul University, Chicago, IL. (180)

Exotic Earthworm Invasions: Landscape Patterns and Changes in Native Forest Plant Communities. Cindy Hale*, University of Minnesota, Duluth, MN. (181)

Amur Honeysuckle: a Successful Shrub that Reduces Overstory Productivity. Brian McCarthy*, Ohio University, Athens, OH. (182)

Garlic Mustard: An Unremarkable English Wildflower Conquering America. Steve Hallett*, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. (183)

Invasive Plants Workshop A

Stop Wasting Time on Invasives - Plan Your Way to Success. Ellen Jacquart*, The Nature Conservancy, IN. (228)

Applying Herbicides Safely and Legally . Roger Flashinski*, University of Wisconsin, Madison WI. (229) 

Applying Herbicides Effectively and Accurately . David Fischer*, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI. (230)

Spray Tank Additives: Why, When, What, and How to Use Them . Rick Shulte*, UAP Timberland LLC, WI. (231)

How to Find Funding for Invasive Species Control Programs . Jim Bean*, BASF, TN. (232)    

Matching Needs with Products: Role of Herbicides in Invasive Plant Management. Robert Masters*, Dow AgroSciences, Indianapolis, IN. (233)

Linking Questions to Answers: Improving Communication Among Researchers, Land Managers, and Extension Personnel . John Cardina*, Ohio State University, Wooster, OH, Mark Renz, University of  Wisconsin, Madison WI. (234)

Invasive Plants Workshop B

A Round Table Discussion about Herbicide Alternatives . David G. Borneman*, City of Ann Arbor, MI, Lisa A. Brush, Michigan Stewardship Network, Mary Blackmore, Blackmore in Nature, Forreston, IL, Roger C. Anderson, Illinois State University, Normal, Ray W. Newman, Chippewa National Forest, Cass Lake, MN. (235)

New Invasive Trees and Shrubs in the Midwest . Debbie Maurer*, Lake County Forest Preserve District, Grayslake, IL, Kelly Kearns, Wisconsin DNR and Jennifer Hilmer, Holden Arboretum, OH. (236)

New Invaders: Status of Some Non-Native Invasive Vines in the Midwest . Jody Shimp*, Illinois DNR. (237)

New Terrestrial Herbaceous Invaders in the Midwest . Debbie Maurer*, Lake County Forest Preserve District, Grayslake, IL, Kelly Kearns, Wisconsin DNR and Jennifer Hillmer, Holden Arboretum, OH. (238)        

Biology of Multiflora Rose . Jerry D. Doll*, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI. (239)

Herbicide Recommendations for Control of Multiflora Rose . Mark M. Loux*, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. (240)

Management of Multiflora Rose in West Virginia with Grazing and Herbicides . Rakesh Chandran*, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV. (241)

Biological Control of Multiflora Rose with Insects and Diseases. Laura Jesse*, Iowa State University, Ames, IA. (242)

Tackling Multiflora Rose at a Multi-County Level with Multiple Strategies in Wisconsin. Steve Kohlstedt*, University Wisconsin Extension, Richland Center, WI. (243)

The Garlic Mustard Biocontrol Story: Past, Present and Future . Jeanie Katovich, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN. (244)

Monitoring Garlic Mustard in Anticipation of Future Biocontrol Releases . Laura Van Riper*, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN. (245)

Buckthorn Biology, Invasiveness, and Management . Kathleen Knight*, United States Forest Service, Ohio and Roger Becker, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN. (246)

Midwest Natural Resources Group Action Plan for Terrestrial Invasive Species in the Great Lakes Basin. Carmen T. Chapin, National Park Service, Ashland, WI. (I2.)

 

NCWSS Proceedings, Volume 61
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