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3,000 foot elevation gain with backpack sprayers? This story and MORE good stuff you can use in our latest edition of TechLine Invasive Plant Newsletter. Check it out here: https://t.co/w5Yy049jDb
Tuesday Trivia: Can you identify key invasive trees and shrubs in North America?knowledgehttps://www.techlinenews.com/games-and-surveys/invasive-tree-and-shrub-identification
Looking for recent studies evaluating the effect of herbicide application time on Cirsium arvense? "Thistle" be helpful. #Canadathistleinvasive https://t.co/uUbWne8QoS
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-- Take a Plant ID quiz
-- Learn What's New in Weed Science
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These three knapweeds were introduced to North America as contaminants of crop seed, in soil carried as ballast on ships, or as ornamentals. #knapweed#invasiveplants https://t.co/1ReLxFFAGl
Many former coal mines are now dominated by invasive plants, which often inhibit establishment of desirable species, especially slower-growing native trees. #autumnolive#invasives#woodyplants https://t.co/NYuwt6yln2
Removing invading woody species can be accomplished throughout the year, with fall, winter and early spring herbicide applications, extending your vegetation management efforts. #brush#vines#woodyspecies https://t.co/tXHwAxZxHi
Increasing plant community diversity usually improves wildlife habitat value, water quality, and increasing plant community stability. https://t.co/mHygMdCipZ