2001 Spurgefest II
Symposium Proceedings
Medora, ND, June 19-21, 2001

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BASIC

1. GENOMICS APPROACH TO INVESTIGATE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF ROOT BUDS IN LEAFY SPURGE.  Wun S. Chao, James V. Anderson, and David P. Horvath
    
2. TEAM LEAFY SPURGE SURVEY OF RANCH OPERATORS, LAND MANAGERS AND LOCAL DECISION MAKERS  Nancy M. Hodur and F. Larry Leistritz
    
3. A MOST TROUBLESOME WEED: WHAT HAS BEEN DONE, WHAT ELSE CAN WE DO?.  Michael E. Foley, James V. Anderson, Wun S. Chao, and David P. Horvath
    
4. OPERATIONS COMPONENT CONTRIBUTIONS TO TEAM LEAFY SPURGE, AREA WIDE INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF LEAFY SPURGE (EUPHORBIA ESULA) Robert D. Richard, Chad W. Prosser, and Connie O’Brien
    

5. CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF FEMALE-BIASED SEX RATIOS IN APHTHONA FLEA BEETLES  David J. Kazmer
    
6. ECOLOGICAL BARRIERS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND POPULATION INCREASE OF FLEA BEETLES ON LEAFY SPURGE Robert Nowierski, David Kazmer, David Horvath, and Richard Hansen
    
7. ASSESSING BIOLOGICAL CONTROL AGENTS FOR AREA-WIDE CONTROL OF LEAFY SPURGE WITH FOCI IN MONTANA AND SOUTH DAKOTA. Matthew S. Parker and Jack L. Butler
    
8. THE UTILZATION OF OBEREA ERYTHROCEPHALA AS AN ADDITIONAL BIO-CONTROL AGENT ON LEAFY SPURGE IN THE LITTLE MISSOURI RIVER BASIN, AND IN SOUTHEAST AND NORTH CENTRAL NORTH DAKOTA Denise L. Olson and Donald A. Mundal
    
9. LEAFY SPURGE BIOCONTROL IN THE LITTLE MISSOURI RIVER DRAINAGE Don Kirby
    
10. EFFECTS OF LEAFY SPURGE THINNING ON ESTABLISHMENT AND POPULATION INCREASE OF APHTHONA FLEA BEETLES David J. Kazmer, Chad Prosser, and Gerry Anderson
     
11. TEAM LEAFY SPURGE DEMONSTRATION ASSESSMENT, MEDORA N.D. James S. Jacobs and Roger S. Sheley
     

12. HERBICIDE EVALUATION FOR LEAFY SPURGE IN SOUTH DAKOTA. Leon J. Wrage and Darrell L. Deneke
     
13. IMPACT OF GRASSHOPPER TREATMENTS ON ESTABLISHED POPULATIONS OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL AGENTS (Aphthona spp.) FOR LEAFY SPURGE. R. Nelson Foster, K. Chris Reuter,Loren K. Winks,Terry E. Reule and R. D. Richard
     
14. EVALUATION OF DIFLUFENZOPYR APPLIED WITH QUINCLORAC AND DICAMBA FOR LEAFY SPURGE (EUPHORBIA ESULA L.) CONTROL. Kenneth J. Deibert and Rodney G. Lym
     
15. THREE-WAY HERBICIDE MIXTURE INCREASED LEAFY SPURGE CONTROL. Katheryn M. Christianson and Rodney G. Lym
     

16. NUTRITIONAL COMPOSITIION OF SELECTED INVASIVE SPEICES Kevin Sedivec and Chad Prosser
     
17. EFFECTS OF LEAFY SPURGE (EUPHORBIA ESULA L.) CONTROL ON THE WESTERN PRAIRIE FRINGED ORCHID (PLATANTHERA PRAECLARA SHEVIAK AND BOWLES) Ann M. Erickson and Rodney G. Lym

18. FEASIBILITY OF USING A SHEEP COOPERATIVE TO CONTROL LEAFY SPURGE Dan J. Nudell, Dean A. Bangsund, F. Larry Leistritz, and Timothy Faller
     
19. ECONOMICS OF USING SHEEP TO CONTROL LEAFY SPURGE Dean A. Bangsund, Dan J. Nudell, and F. Larry Leistritz
     

20. EFFECTS OF MULTI-SPECIES GRAZING AND BIO-CONTROL ON LEAFY SPURGE INFESTED RANGELAND GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA Luke W. Samuel, Kevin . Sedivec, Timothy C. Faller, and Jack D. Dahl
     
21. INVESTIGATIONS ON POTENTIAL WAYS TO IMPROVE LEAFY SPURGE CONTROL BY LIVESTOCK Scott L. Kronberg
     

22. AN ECOLOGICALLY BASED DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR MANAGING LEAFY SPURGE (EUPHORBIA ESULA) INFESTED RANGELAND Roger L Sheley , Matthew J. Rinella , and James S. Jacobs
     
23. WYOMING ASSESSMENT PROJECT AND REMOTE SENSING OF LEAFY SPURGE Amy Parker Williams and David J. Kazmer
     
24. DETECTION OF LEAFY SPURGE INFESTATIONS THROUGH IMAGING SPECTROSCOPY USING THE COMPACT AIRBORNE SPECTROGRAPHIC IMAGER  Ralph Root, Ray Kokaly, Karl Brown, Gerry Anderson, and Steve Hager
     
25. DEVELOPMENT OF A GIS DATABASE FOR THE TEAM LEAFY SPURGE PROJECT Steve Hager
     
26. CHANGE DETECTION OF LEAFY SPURGE (EUPHORBIA ESULA) INFESTATIONS USING AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS G.L.Anderson, C.W. Prosser, Ralph Root, Raymond Kokaly, and S. Hager
     
27. MANAGEMENT APPROACH FOR LEAFY SPURGE CONTROL  Andrew Canham, Dennis Mann, Jerry Moller, and Larry Nelson