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Journal of Aquatic Plant Management – Volume 58, 2020

Posted January 2020

Below are the article titles for JAPM for 2020.

Note that only the abstracts for the articles are available online, except for open access articles which have the full pdf available. Complete articles are available online after two years.

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January
Evidence for a genetically distinct strain of introduced Hydrilla verticillata (Hydrocharitaceae) in North America Nicholas P. Tippery, Gregory J. Bugbee, and Summer E. Stebbins		1
open access Desiccation tolerance of the invasive alga starry stonewort (Nitellopsis obtusa) as an indicator of overland spread risk Wesley J. Glisson, Carli K. Wagner, Michael R. Verhoeven, Ranjan Muthukrishnan, Rafael Contreras-Rangel, and Daniel J. Larkin		7
open access Survivability of starry stonewort bulbils using commonly available decontamination strategies Stephen D. Gottschalk and Kenneth G. Karol		19
Chemical control of torpedograss and common reed under altered salinity conditions Candice M. Prince and Gregory E. MacDonald		26
Evaluation of fluazifop-P-butyl for para grass and torpedograss control in aquatic and wetland sites Stephen F. Enloe, Kaitlyn H. Quincy, Michael D. Netherland, and Dwight K. Lauer		36
The effects of leaf litter on the filamentous alga Cladophora sp., with an emphasis on photosynthetic physioresponses Liu Shao, Yuxin Shi, Yiqin Chen, Anglu Shen		41
Legacy herbicides in lake sediments are not preventing the growth of submersed aquatic plants in Lake Istokpoga Mark V. Hoyer, William T. Haller, Jason Ferrell, and Dean Jones		47
open access A survey of hydrilla management educational materials for optimal stakeholder preference, learning, and knowledge transfer in Florida Emma N. I. Weeks, Jennifer L. Gillett-Kaufman, and Mark V. Hoyer		55
NOTES
Comparison of molecular markers to distinguish genotypes of Eurasian watermilfoil, northern watermilfoil, and their hybrids (No Abstract) Jeff Pashnick and Ryan A. Thum		61
Torpedograss control via submersed applications of systemic and contact herbicides in mesocosms (No Abstract) Gray Turnage, Ryan M. Wersal, and John D. Madson		67
Sorption of dissolved microcystin using lanthanum-modified bentonite clay (No Abstract) H. Dail Laughinghouse IV, Forrest W. Lefler, David E. Berthold, and West M. Bishop		72
A new device for sampling submersed aquatic plants using underwater video (No Abstract) Wesley J. Glisson, Michael R. Verhoeven, and Daniel J. Larkin		76

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Journal of Aquatic Plant Management – Volume 57, 2019

Posted January 2019

Below are the article titles for JAPM for 2019.

Note that only the abstracts for the articles are available online, except for open access articles which have the full pdf available. Complete articles are available online after two years.

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January
The response of giant salvinia to foliar herbicide applications at three winter timings Bradley T. Sartain and Christopher R. Mudge*		1
Field site analysis of giant salvinia nitrogen content and salvinia weevil density Julie G. Nachtrieb*		7
Utilizing remote sensing technology for monitoring chemically managed giant salvinia (Salvinia molesta) populations Bradley T. Sartain, Jonathan P. Fleming, and Christopher R. Mudge*		14
open access Torpedograss response to herbicide treatment in saturated and flooded conditions Candice M. Prince, Kaitlyn H. Quincy, Stephen F. Enloe, Gregory E. MacDonald, and Michael D. Netherland*		23
An operational study of repeated diquat treatments to control submersed flowering rush. (No Abstract) Jennifer K. Parsons, Laurel Baldwin, and Nathan Lubliner*		28
jThe effects of predation on biological control of Eurasian watermilfoil Daniel C. Miller and Ronald L. Crunkilton*		33
NOTES
Laboratory response of monoecious Hydrilla to four slow-acting, enzyme-inhibiting herbicides. (No Abstract) Joshua D. Wood and Michael D. Netherland*		38
Amendments to giant salvinia nitrogen content increase salvinia weevil density at field sites. (No Abstract) Julie G. Nachtrieb William K. Finkbeiner, and Wesley J. Maddox*		42
July
Large-scale mesocosm evaluation of florpyrauxifen-benzyl, a novel arylpicolinate herbicide, on Eurasian and hybrid watermilfoil and seven native submersed plants. Jens Beets, Mark Heilman, and Michael D. Netherland*		49
Sequential applications of diquat to control flowering rush (Butomus umbellatus L.) in mesocosms. Gray Turnage, John D. Byrd, Ryan M. Wersal, and John D. Madsen		56
Integrated management of giant salvinia using herbicides and the salvinia weevil. Lauren A. Cozad, Christopher R. Mudge, and Rodrigo Diaz		62
open access Foraging depth of Cricotopus lebetis larvae. Eutychus M. Kariuki, James P. Cuda, Stephen D. Hight, Raymond L. Hix, Lyn A. Gettys, and Jennifer L. Gillett-Kaufman		69
Sensitivity of Microcystis aeruginosa strains to copper and influence of phosphorus. West M. Bishop, Ben E. Willis, and Robert J. Richardson		79
open access Effect of light on macrophyte sprouting and assessment of viable seedbank to predict community composition. Melaney A. Dunne and Raymond M. Newman		90
NOTES
The effect of temperature on waterhyacinth stem base regrowth. (No Abstract) John J. Miskella and John D. Madsen		99

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Journal of Aquatic Plant Management – Volume 56, 2018

Posted January 2018

Below are the article titles for JAPM for 2018.

Note that only the abstracts for the articles are available online, except for open access articles which have the full pdf available. Complete articles are available online after two years.

APMS members may view the full PDF files of current issues by logging in under the Members Only tab on the home page and clicking on the Current Journal Articles tab.

January
Is wild taro a suitable target for classical biological control in the United States? Lauren A. Cozard, Nathan Harms, Alana D. Russell, Monique De Souza, and Rodgrigo Diaz		1
Can low rates of imazapyr or glyphosate improve graminicide activity on torpedograss? Stephen F. Enloe, Michael D. Netherland, and Dwight K. Lauer*		13
Field-based comparison of herbicides for control of parrotfeather (Myriophyllum aquaticum) Lauren M. Kuehne, Amaryllis K. Adey, Todd M. Brownlee, and Julian D. Olden		18
Inter- and intraspecific hybridization affects germination and vegetative growth in Eurasian watermilfoil Ryan A. Thum and James N. McNair*		24
Management of cattail in standing water of Swabi district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) province, Pakistan Bakhtiar Gul, Afaq Khan, and Haroon Khan		31
Phenology of curlyleaf pondweed (Potamogeton crispus L.) in the southeastern United States: A two-year mesocosm study Gray Turnage, John D. Madsen, and Ryan M. Wersal		35
open access Effects of substrate nutrients on growth of three submersed aquatic plants Jonathan R. Gosselin, William T. Haller, Lyn A. Gettys, T. Griffin, and E. S. Crawford*		39
Long-term chlorophyll trends in Florida lakes Daniel E. Canfield Jr., Roger W. Bachmann, and Mark V. Hoyer		47
NOTES
Mesocosm response of crested floating heart, hydrilla, and two native emergent plants to florpyrauxifen-benzyl: A new arylpicolinate herbicide Jens Beets and Michael Netherland		57
Mesocosm and field evaluation of Eurasian and hybrid watermilfoil response to endothall in Jefferson Slough, Montana Paula R. Guastello and Ryan A. Thum		63
Influence of winter on herbicide efficacy for control of giant salvinia (Salvinia molesta) Christopher R. Mudge and Bradley T. Sartain		68
July
open access Lyngbya wollei responses to copper algaecide exposures predicted using a concentration-exposure time (CET) model: Influence of initial biomass Alyssa J. Calomeni, Ciera M. Kinley, Tyler D. Geer, Maas Hendrikse, and John H. Rodgers Jr.*		73
open access Efficacy of endothall dimethylalkylamine salt applied to static irrigation channels during winter to control aquatic weeds in temperate Australia Daniel Clements, Kym L. Butler, Trevor D. Hunt, Zhiqian Liu, Tony M. Dugdale*		84
Evaluation of sethoxydim for torpedograss control in aquatic and wetland sites Stephen F. Enloe, Michael D. Netherland, and Dwight K. Lauer*		93
open access Seasonal and environmental factors affecting growth of Illinois pondweed Jonathan R. Gosselin, William T. Haller, and Lyn A. Gettys*		101
Evaluation of 12 foliar-applied nonaquatic herbicides for efficacy against giant salvinia (Salvinia molesta) Bradley T. Sartain and Christopher R. Mudge*		107
Does the aquatic herbicide 2,4-D and a nonionic surfactant affect survival of salvinia weevil? Charles F. Wahl, Christopher R. Mudge, AND Rodrigo Diaz*		113
NOTES open access Potential of Myrothecium species as bioherbicides for giant salvinia (Salvinia molesta) Mark A. Weaver, Judy F. Shearer, Michael J. Grodowitz, C. Douglas Boyette*		120

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Journal of Aquatic Plant Management – Volume 55, 2017

Posted January 2017

Below are the article titles for JAPM for 2017.

All articles for 2017 are now available as full PDFs online.

January
A review of aquatic plant monitoring and assessment methods John D. Madsen and R. M. Wersal		1
Efficacy of aquatic herbicides on dwarf rotala (Rotala rotundifolia) Carl J Della Torre III, Lyn A Gettys, William T Haller, Jason A Ferrell, and Ramon Leon		13
Folivory and disease occurrence on Ludwigia hexapetala in Guntersville Reservoir, Alabama Nathan E. Harms, Judy F. Shearer, and Michael J. Grodowitz*		19
Aquatic plant harvesting: an economical phosphorus removal tool in an urban shallow lake. William M. Bartodziej, Simba L. Blood, Keith Pilgrim		26
NOTES
Do the U.S. dioecious and monoecious biotypes of Hydrilla verticillata hybridize?Dean A. Williams, Nathan E. Harms, Lynde Dodd, Michael J. Grodowitz, and Gary O. Dick		35
Mesocosm evaluation of three herbicides on Eurasian watermilfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum) and hybrid watermilfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum x Myriophyllum sibiricum): Developing a predictive assayMichael D. Netherland and Leif Willey		39
Flowering rush control on drawn-down sediment: mesocosm and field evaluationsJohn D. Madsen, Thomas E. Woolf, and Ryan M. Wersal		42
Biological control of Salvinia molesta: Population dynamics of Cyrtobagous salviniae in Lake B. A. Steinhagen Abhishek Mukherjee, Allen Knutson, and Kevin Heinz		46
July
Heritable variation for vegetative growth rate in ten distinct genotypes of hybrid watermilfoil Lindsey-Ann L. Taylor, James N. McNair, Paula Guastello, Jeff Pashnick, and Ryan A. Thum		51
Fluridone, penoxsulam, and triclopyr absorption and translocation by Eurasian watermilfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum) and Hydrilla (Hydrillla verticillata) Joseph D. Vassios, Scott J. Nissen, Tyler J. Koschnick, and Mark A. Hielman		58
Evaluation of three grass-specific herbicides on torpedograss (Panicum repens) and seven non-target, native aquatic plants Stephen F. Enloe and Michael D. Netherland*		65
Uruguay waterprimrose control with herbicides Stephen F. Enloe and D. K. Lauer*		71
How long do shoot fragments of hydrilla (Hydrilla verticillata) and Eurasian watermilfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum) remain buoyant? Joshua D. Wood and Michael D. Netherland*		76
Asexual reproduction and ramet sprouting of crested floatingheart (Nymphoides cristata) Lyn A. Gettys, Carl J. Della Torre Iii, Kyle M. Thayer, and Ian J. Markovich		83
Early-season dynamics of alligatorweed biological control by Agasicles hygrophila in Louisiana and Mississippi Nathan E. Harms and Judy F. Shearer*		89
Risk assessment for water spinach (Ipomoea aquatica) in Texas Earl W. Chilton II*		96
NOTES
Survival and vegetative regrowth of Eurasian and hybrid watermilfoil following operational treatment with auxinic herbicides in Gun Lake, Michigan Ryan A. Thum, Syndell Parks, James N. Mcnair, Pam Tyning, Paul Hausler, Lindsay Chadderton, Andrew Tucker, and Anna Monfils*		103
Germination of fresh and stored Texas wild rice seeds, an endangered aquatic macrophyte Jeffrey T. Hutchinson*		108
Evaluation of copper on Texas wild rice, creeping primrose-willow and waterstargrass Jeffrey T. Hutchinson and Kenneth G. Ostrand*		113
Curlyleaf pondweed (Potamogeton crispus) control using copper–ethylenediamine alone and in combination with endothall Gray Turnage and John D. Madsen*		116
Evaluating the efficacy of granular copper and triclopyr alone and in combination for control of flowering rush (Butomus umbellatus) Gray Turnage, Ryan M. Wersal, and John D. Madsen*		120
Common duckweed (Lemna minor) consumption by blue tilapia (Oreochromis aureus) in feeding trials W. Cory Heaton and John H. Rodgers, Jr.*		123

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Journal of Aquatic Plant Management – Volume 54, 2016

Posted December 2015

Below are the article titles for JAPM for 2016.

All articles for 2016 are now available as full PDFs online.

January
Monoecious hydrilla – a review of the literature Sarah True-Meadows, Erika J. Haug, and Robert J. Richardson		1
Monoecious hydrilla tuber dynamics following various management regimes on four North Carolina reservoirs. Justin J. Nawrocki, Rob J. Richardson, and Steve T. Hoyle		12
Compatibility of an insect, a fungus, and a herbicide for integrated pest management of dioecious hydrilla. James. P. Cuda, Judy. F. Shearer, Emma N. I. Weeks, Eutychus Kariuki, Jilie Baniszewski, and Mihai Giurcanu		20
Response of seven aquatic plants to a new arylpicolinate herbicide Robert J. Richardson, Erika Haug, and Michael D. Netherland		26
Evaluation of foliar herbicide and surfactant combinations for control of giant salvinia at three application timings. Christopher R. Mudge, Alexander J. Perret, and Jonathan R. Winslow		32
The influence of invasive aquatic plant removal on diets of bluegill in Minnesota lakes Krisan M. Webb, Rachel E. Schultz, and Eric D. Dibble		37
NOTES
Potential utility of environmental DNA for early detection of Eurasian watermilfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum). Jeremy Newton, Adam Sepulveda, Kevin Sylvester, and Ryan Thum		46
Impact of herbicide retention time on the efficacy of foliar treatments for control of crested floating heart. Leeann Glomski and Michael D. Netherland		50
July
Stem fragment regrowth of Hydrilla verticillata following desiccation Julie Baniszewski, James P. Cuda, Salvador A. Gezan, Shweta Sharma, and Emma N. I. Weeks*		53
Management of flowering rush in the Detroit Lakes, Minnesota John D. Madsen, Bradley Sartain, Gray Turnage, and Michelle Marko*		61
Efficacy of combinations of diquat or triclopyr with fluridone for control of flowering rush John D. Madsen, Gray Turnage, and Kurt Getsinger*		68
An investigation of the reproductive ecology of crab’s-claw in the Trent River, Ontario, Canada Nicholas Weissflog and Eric Sager*		72
Predicting drivers of nuisance macrophyte cover in a regulated California stream using boosted regression tree models Emily P. Zefferman and David J. Harris*		78
Littoral sediment accumulation ten years after muck removal in Lake Tohopekaliga, Florida Mark V. Hoyer, Michael D. Netherland, and Dean Jones*		87
CASE STUDY
Spatial and temporal variation of aquatic plant abundance: Quantifying change Ray D. Valley*		95
NOTES
Importance of size and nitrogen content in establishment of Brazilian egeria (Egeria densa) fragments Toni G. Pennington and Mark D. Sytsma*		102
Use of an inexpensive chlorophyll meter to predict nitrogen levels in leaf tissues of water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) Michael J. Grodowitz, Nathan E. Harms, and Jan E. Freedman*		106

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Journal of Aquatic Plant Management – Volume 53, 2015

Posted February 2015

Below are the full articles for JAPM for 2015.

January
Integrating hot water under a benthic barrier for curlyleaf pondweed turion control Thomas C. Barr, III and Joseph M. DiTomaso		1
Response of water hyacinth and nontarget emergent plants to foliar applications of bispyribac-sodium alone and combination treatments Christopher Mudge and Michael Netherland		7
Response of Old World climbing fern and native vegetation to repeated ground herbicide treatments Jeffrey T. Hutchinson and Kenneth A. Langeland		14
Chemical eradication methods for aquarium strains of Chaetomorpha Rachel L. Odom and Linda J. Walters		22
Effect of selected herbicides on growth and lipid content of Nannochloris oculata Lipin Deng, Scott A. Senseman, Terry J. Gentry, David A. Zuberer, Edinalvo R. Camargo, Taylor L. Weiss, and Timothy P. Devarenne		28
Effects of N and P additions to water column on growth of Vallisneria natans Xueying Mei and Xiufeng Zhang		36
Effect of water lettuce and filamentous algae on phosphorus loads in farm canals in the Everglades Agricultural Area Jehangir H. Bhadha, Timothy A. Lang, Susanna M. Gomez, Samira H. Daroub, and Mihai C. Giurcanu		44
Ecology and phenology of flowering rush in the Detroit Lakes chain of lakes, Minnesota Michelle Marko, John Madsen, R.A. Smith, B. Sartain, and CL Olson		54
Model parameterization for the growth of three submerged aquatic macrophytes Irineu Bianchini Jr., Marcela B. Cunha-Santino, Jurity A. M. Milan, Carlos J. Rodrigues, and Joao H. P. Dias		64
Grass carp do not consume the nuisance benthic cyanobacterium, Lyngbya wollei Jo-Marie E. Kasinak, Crystal J. Bisop, Russell A. Wright, and Alan E. Wilson		74
Growth and developmental performance of the milfoil weevil on distinct lineages of Eurasian watermilfoil and a northern x Eurasian hybrid Kyle Borrowman, Eric PS Sager, and Ryan Thum		81
Performance of the alligatorweed flea beetle, Agasicles hygrophila, on nontarget plant species Junjiao Lu, Longlong Zhao, Na Li, Dong Jia, Yanqiong Guo, Jianing Wei, Renjun Fan, and Ruiyan Ma		88
Using the West-Indian manatee (Trichechus manatus) as a mechanism for invasive aquatic plant management in Florida Aarin Conrad Allen and Edward O. Keith		95
Temperature and herbicide impacts on germination of water chestnut seeds Patricia R. Rector, Peter J. Nitzsche, and Salvatore S. Mangiafico		105
Impact of walking catfish (Clarias batrachus) on growth of water chestnut (Trapa bispinosa) and waterhyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) in waterlogged ecosystem Somnath Roy Chowdhury, Rajeeb K. Mohanty, P. S. Brahmanand, and Ashwani Kumar		113
Combining hydroacoustic and point-intercept survey methods to assess aquatic plant species abundance patterns and community dominance Ray D. Valley, Matthew B. Johnson, Donna L. Dustin, K. Dean Jones, Michael R. Lauenstein, Justin Nawrocki		121
NOTES
Endothall (dimethylalkylamine) concentration exposure time evaluation against two populations of Elodea canadensis Christopher Mudge, Kurt Getsinger and Cody Gray		130
Evaluation of six herbicides for the control of water primrose (Ludwigia pep/aides (Kunth) P.H. Raven spp. glabrescens) Bradley T. Sartain, R. M. Wersal, J. D. Madsen and J.C. Cheshier		134
Comparative efficacy of chelated copper formulations alone and in combination with diquat against hydrilla and subsequent sensitivity of American lotus Gary Turnage, J. D. Madsen and R. M. Wersal*		138
Angling effort on an embayment of Lake Guntersville, Alabama, before and after herbicide application. Michael Maceina, T. R. Hanson, JJ Buckingham, and SM Sammons		141
Concentration–exposure time relationships for controlling fanwort (Cabomba caroliniana) with endothall amine salt and carfentrazone Trevor D. Hunt, Tony M. Dugdale, Daniel Clements, and Masha Fridman*		144
July
A comparison of two hydroacoustic methods for estimating submerged macrophyte distribution and abundance: A cautionary note PAUL RADOMSKI AND BETH V. HOLBROOK*		151
Endothall concentration exposure time evaluation against horned pondweed in a hydrodynamic system CRAIG GYSELINCK AND LAUREN A. COURTER		160
Control of delta arrowhead (Sagittaria platyphylla) in Australian irrigation channels with long exposure to endothall dipotassium salt during winter DANIEL CLEMENTS, TONY M. DUGDALE, KYM L. BUTLER, AND TREVOR D. HUNT*		165
Efficacy of single and consecutive early-season diquat treatments on curlyleaf pondweed and associated aquatic macrophytes: A case study GREGORY J. BUGBEE, JORDAN A. GIBBONS, AND MARK JUNE-WELLS*		171
Laboratory and greenhouse response of monoecious hydrilla to fluridone MICHAEL D. NETHERLAND*		178
Imazamox control of invasive Japanese eelgrass (Zostera japonica): Efficacy and nontarget impacts Kim D. Patten		185
Effects of a nonnative species of Poaceae on aquatic macrophyte community composition: A comparison with a native species SARA REGINA DE AMORIM, CRISTIANE AKEMI UMETSU, DOUGLAS TOLEDO, AND ANTONIO FERNANDO MONTEIRO CAMARGO*		191
Endothall, triclopyr and fluridone granular release profiles under static and aerated water conditions BRETT WELLS BULTEMEIER AND WILLIAM T. HALLER*		197
Effects of silt-laden water on the growth of submerged plants QIAN-JIN CAO AND LING WANG*		202
Impact of refrigeration on eggs of the hydrilla tip mining midge Cricotopus lebetis (Diptera: Chironomidae): Larval hatch rate and subsequent development JULIE BANISZEWSKI, EMMA N. I. WEEKS, AND JAMES P. CUDA		209
NOTES
Influence of ramet coverage on sprouting of crested floating-heart ramets and response of quiescent ramets to contact herbicides LEIF N. WILLEY AND MICHAEL D. NETHERLAND*		216
Effect of water depth and substrate composition on growth of the aquatic weed rotala (Rotala rotundifolia) LYN A. GETTYS, WARNER OROZCO OBANDO, AND FRANCIS CLIFFORD REED III*		220
Evaluation of six herbicides for control of swamp smartweed [Persicaria hydropiperoides (Michx.) Small] under flooded and moist soil conditions. JOHN D MADSEN, R M WERSAL, and W ROBLES		224

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Journal of Aquatic Plant Management – Volume 52, 2014

Posted February 2015

Below are the articles for JAPM for 2014.

January
Response of invasive floating plants and nontarget emergent plants to foliar applications of imazamox and penoxsulam. Christopher R Mudge and M D Netherland		1
Impact of walking catfish (Clarias batrachus) on the growth and production characteristics of water chestnut (Trapa bispinosa) and waterhyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) in a waterlogged ecosystem. Somnath Roy Chowdhury, Rajeeb K. Mohanty, P. S. Brahmanand, and Ashwani Kumar		8
Interactions of herbicides, surfactants, and the giant salvinia weevil (Cyrtobagous salviniae) for control of giant salvinia (Salvinia molesta). Christopher R. Mudge, Nathan E. Harms, and Julie G. Nachtrieb		15
NOTES
Mass-rearing Cyrtobagous salviniae for biological control of giant salvinia: field release implications. Julie G. Nachtrieb		22
Evaluations of foliar applied herbicides for alligatorweed (Alternanthera philoxeroides) control. Michael C. Cox, Ryan M. Wersal, and John D. Madsen		27
July
Curlyleaf pondweed (Potamogeton crispus) turion control with acetic acid and benthic barriers. Thomas C. Barr III and Joseph M. Ditomaso		31
Persistance and movement of diquat and the effectiveness of limnobarriers after curlyleaf pondweed treatment in Crystal Lake, Connecticut. Christina S. Robb, Brian D. Eitzer, Jordan A. Gibbons, Mark June-Wells, and Gregory J. Bugbee		39
Evaluation of aquatic herbicide activity against crested floating heart. Leif N. Willey, Michael D. Netherland, William T. Haller, and Kenneth A. Langeland		47
Mesocosm evaluation of triclopyr on Eurasian watermilfoil and three native submersed species: The role of treatment timing and herbicide exposure. Michael D. Netherland and Leeann M. Glomski		57
Comparative responses of target and nontarget species to exposures of a copper based algaecide. West M. Bishop, B. M. Johnson, and J. H. Rodgers, Jr.		65
The effect of herbicide and growth stage on Cuban club-rush (Oxycaryum cubense) control. A. F. Watson and J. D. Madsen		71
Response of giant bulrush, water hyacinth, and water lettuce to foliar herbicide applications. Christopher R. Mudge, and M. D. Netherland		75
NOTES
Response of waterlily, spatterdock, and hardstem bulrush to liquid and granular triclopyr treatments. Leeann M. Glomski and Michael D. Netherland		81
Comparison of late-season herbicide treatments for control of emergent flowering rush in mesocosms Ryan M. Wersal, A. G. Poovey, J. D. Madsen, K. D. Getsinger, and C. R. Mudge		85
The efficacy of protox-inhibiting herbicides alone and in combination with glyphosate to control crested floating heart Leeann M. Glomski, Leif N. Willey, and Michael D. Netherland		90
Effects of salinity and pH on growth of giant salvinia (Salvinia molesta Mitchell) Chetta S. Owens, R. Michael Smart, and Gary O. Dick		93
Integrated management of an invasive macrophyte Patricia D. Echo-Hawk, Florence M. Oxley, Paula S. Williamson, Valentin Cantu and Kenneth Ostrand		97
Investigating snails as potential biological control agents for invasive European frogbit (Hydrocharis morsus-ranae) Bin Zhu		102
Erratum		106

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Journal of Aquatic Plant Management – Volume 51, 2013

Posted January 2015

Below are the article titles for JAPM for 2013.

January
Do patterns of establishment support invasive status of five aquatic plants in New Zealand? Karsten Dollerup, Tenna Riis, and John S. Clayton		1
Predicting Eurasian Watermilfoil’s (Myriophyllum spicatum) distribution and its likely response to biological control in a spring-fed river, D. F. Spencer, and R. I. Carruthers		7
Identification of Eurasian watermilfoil using hydroacoustics, Jeremy L. Farrell, James P. Harrison, Lawrence W. Eichler, James W. Sutherland, Sandra A. Nierzwicki-Bauer, and Charles W. Boylen		15
Survival of parrotfeather following simulated drawdown events, Ryan M. Wersal, J. D. Madsen, and P. D. Gerard		22
High-density grass carp stocking effects on a reservoir invasive plant and water quality, A. Brad Garner, Thomas J. Kwak, Kenneth L. Manuel, and D. Hugh Barwick		27
Release and evaluation of Cyrtobagous salviniaeon common salvinia in southern Louisiana, Philip W. Tipping, M. R. Martin, W. J. Hulslander Jr, P. T. Madeira, R. M. Pierce, M. D. Smart, and T. D. Center		34
Impact of aquatic herbicide combinations on non-target submersed plants, Christopher Mudge		39
Use of a small-scale primary screening method to predict effects of flumioxazin and carfentrazone-ethyl on native and invasive submersed plants, LeeAnn M. Glomski and Michael D. Netherland		45
NOTES
Efficacy of 2,4-D ester on variable-leaf milfoil control for partial lake treatments in New Hampshire waterbodies, Erika J. Haug and M. D. Bellaud		49
Control of submersed flowering rush with contact and systemic aquatic herbicides under experimental conditions, Angela G. Poovey, C. R. Mudge, K. D. Getsinger, and H. Sedivy		53
Effect of subsurface and foliar applications of bispyribac-sodium on water hyacinth, water lettuce, and giant salvinia, LeeAnn M. Glomski and Christopher R. Mudge		62
Manuscript Preparation Guide		66
July
Comparison of use rates and treatment timing with glyphyosate to control Mexican water lily, D. E. Hofstra, P. D. Champion, T. M. Dugdale, M. Fridman, R. Baker, and M. Finlay		69
Interactions of herbicides, surfactants, and the giant salvinia weevil (Cyrtobagous salviniae) for control of giant salvinia (Salvinia molesta), Christopher R. Mudge, Nathan E. Harms, and Julie G. Nachtrieb		77
Efficacy of experimental and recently registered herbicides on hygrophila, William T. Haller and Lyn A. Gettys Overwintering habitat requirements of the milfoil weevil, Euhrychiopsis lecontei, in two central Wisconsin lakes, Amy L. Thorstenson, Ronald L. Crunkilton, Michael A. Bozek, and Nancy B. Turyk		84
Overwintering habitat requirements of the milfoil weevil, Euhrychiopsis lecontei, in two central Wisconsin lakes, Amy L. Thorstenson, Ronald L. Crunkilton, Michael A. Bozek, and Nancy B. Turyk		88
Molecular techniques to distinguish morphologically similar Hydrilla verticillata, Egeria densa, Elodea nuttallii, and Elodea canadensis, Nancy B. Rybicki, Julie D. Kirshtein, and Mary A. Voytek		94
The growth and accumulation of osmotic solutes of the halophyte common glasswort (Salicornia europaea) under salinity conditions, Kee Woong Park, Jae Young An, Hee Jae Lee, Daeyoung Son, Young Geol Sohn, Chang-Gi Kim, and Jeung Joo Lee		103
Joint use of insects and fungal pathogens in the management of waterhyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes): Perspectives for Ethiopia, Y. Firehun, P. C. Struik, E. A. Lantinga, and T. Tay		109
Mass-rearing Cyrtobagous salviniaefor biological control of giant salvinia: Field release implications, Julie G. Nachtrieb		122
Effect of ecotype, sediment composition, and fertility level on productivity of eight Florida ecotypes of American eelgrass (Vallisneria americana), Lyn A. Gettys and William T. Haller		127
Control of smooth cordgrass (Spartina alterniflora) seedlings with four herbicides, Carrie A. Knott, E. P. Webster, and P. Nabukalu		132
Manuscript Preparation Guide		136

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Journal of Aquatic Plant Management – Volume 50, 2012

Posted January 2012

Below are the article titles for JAPM for 2012.

January
Multiple introductions of invasive Eurasian watermilfoil and recurrent hybridization with northern watermilfoil in North America, Matthew P. Zuellig and Ryan A. Thum		1
Invasions and Impacts of Alligatorweed in the Upper Xiaoqing River Basin of Northern China, Liu Dasheng, J. F. Hu, D. P. Horvath, X. J. Zhang, X. Y. Bian, G. L. Chang, X. H. Sun, J. Tian		19
Fungi occurring on waterhyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes [Martius] Solms-Laubach) in Niger River in Mali and their evaluation as mycoherbicides, Karim Dagno, Rachid Lahlali, Mamourou Diourte, and M. Ha’issam Jijakli		25
Influence of biological control damage on efficacy of penoxsulam and two other aquatic herbicides on waterhyacinth, Patrick J. Moran		32
Integrating chemical and cultural practices to control para grass ( Urochloa mutica), Sushila Chaudhari, B. A. Sellers, S. V. Rockwood, J. A. Ferrell, G. E. MacDonald, and K. E. Kenworthy		39
NOTES
Combinations of diquat and carfentrazone-ethyl for control of floatihg aquatic plants, Ryan M. Wersal and J.D. Madsen		46
Evaluations of contact aquatic herbicides for controlling two populations of submersed flowering rush, Angela G. Poovey, C. R. Mudge, R. A. Thum, C. James, and K. D. Getsinger		48
Does hydrilla grow an inch per day? Measuring short-term changes in shoot length to describe invasive potential, LeeAnn M. Glomski and Michael D. Netherland		54
Tuber and turion dynamics in monoecious and dioecious hydrilla (Hydrilla verticillata), Chetta S. Owens, R. Michael Smart, and Gary 0. Dick		58
Natural enemies of floating marshpennywort (Hydrocotyle ranunculoides L.f) in the southern United States, Nathan E. Harms, Judy F. Shearer and Michael J. Grodowitz		63
Determination of common reed (Phragmites australis (Cav.) Trin. ex Steudel) varieties in Florida, Dean A. Williams, M. Hanson, R. Diaz, and W. A. Overholt		69
Manuscript Preparation Guide		75
July
Impact of feeding by Neochetina weevils on pathogenicity of fungi associated with waterhyacinth in South Africa. Puja Ray and Martin P. Hill		79
Phytoparasitic nematodes associated with the rhizosphere of the aquatic weed Hygrophila polysperma. Abhishek Mukherjee, Matiyar R. Khan, William T. Crow, and James P. Cuda		84
Spatial and temporal variation in duckweed and filamentous algal levels in contiguous floodplain lakes of the Upper Mississippi River. Brian R. Gray, Andrew M. Ray, James T. Rogala, Mark D. Holland, and Jeffrey N. Houser		91
Assessment of benthic barrier products for submerged aquatic weed control. Deborah E. Hofstra and John S. Clayton		101
Mechanical and chemical control of the invasive cordgrass Spartina densiflora and native plant community responses in an estuarine salt marsh. Enrique Mateos-Naranjo, Jesús Cambrollé, Juan García De Lomas, Raquel Parra, and Susana Redondo-Gómez		106
Response of target and nontarget floating and emergent aquatic plants to flumioxazin. Christopher R. Mudge and William T. Haller		111
Efficacy of subsurface and foliar penoxsulam and fluridone applications on giant salvinia. Christopher R. Mudge, M. A. Heilman, H. J. Theel, and K. D. Getsinger		116
Effects of aerially-applied imazamox on southern cattail and non-target emergent vegetation in a eutrophic sawgrass marsh. LeRoy Rodgers and David Black		125
Growth regulating hydrilla and subsequent effects on habitat complexity. Heather J. Theel, Linda S. Nelson, and Christopher R. Mudge		129
Evaluating fluridone sensitivity of multiple hybrid and Eurasian watermilfoil accessions under mesocosm conditions. Sarah T. Berger, Michael D. Netherland, and Gregory E. Macdonald		135
Field and laboratory documentation of reduced fluridone sensitivity of a hybrid watermilfoil biotype (Myriophyllum spicatum × Myriophyllum sibiricum). Ryan A. Thum, Mark A. Heilman, Paul J. Hausler, Lisa E. Hubert y, Pamela Tyning, Dustin J. Wcisel, Matthew P. Zuellig, Sarah T. Berger, Michael D. Netherland		141
Simulated overland transport of Eurasian watermilfoil: survival of desiccated plant fragments. Lindsey A. McAlarnen, Matthew A. Barnes, Christopher L. Jerde, and David M. Lodge		147
Charophyte germination responses to herbicide application. Chrystal L. Kelly, Deborah E. Hofstra, Mary D. De Winton and David P. Hamilton		150

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Journal of Aquatic Plant Management – Volume 49, 2011

Posted December 2011

January
Cover
A comparison of two methods for sampling biomass of aquatic plants, James A. Johnson and R. M. Newman		1
Protocol considerations for aquatic plant seed bank assessment, Dwilette G. Mcfarland and D. J. Shafer		9
Distribution, interspecific associations and abundance of aquatic plants in Lake Bisina, Uganda, Brian Gidudu, R. S. Copeland, F. Wanda, H. Ochaya, J. P. Cuda, and W. A. Overholt		19
Effects of lime addition on the growth of fanwort in softwater systems, William F. James		28
Impact of invertebrates on three aquatic macrophytes: American pondweed, Illinois pondweed, and Mexican water lily, Julie G. Nachtrieb, M. J. Grodowitz, and R. M. Smart		32
Impact of two herbivores, Samea multiplicalis (Lepidoptera: Crambidae) and Cyrtobagous salviniae (Coleoptera: Curculionidae), on Salvinia minima in south Louisiana, S. Tewari and S. J. Johnson		36
Imazamox absorption, desorption, and metabolism by Eurasian watermilfoil, Joseph D. Vassios, S. J. Nissen, and G. R. Brunk		44
NOTES:
The susceptibility of duckweed (Lemna minorL.) to fluridone and penoxsulam, Joshua C. Cheshier, R. M. Wersal, and J. D. Madsen		50
Manuscript preparation guide		53
July
Fragment viability and rootlet formation in Eurasian watermilfoil after desiccation Celia Ann Eevans, D. L. Keltin, K. M. Forrest, and L. E. Steblen		57
NaCl-induced responses in giant duckweed ( Spirodela polyrhiza ) Tai-Sheng Cheng		62
A study of Eurasian watermilfoil, macroinvertebrates and fish in a Washington lake Jenifer K. Parsons, Grace E. Marx, and Marc Divens		71
Effect of an herbivorous stem-mining midge on the growth of hydrilla J. P. Cuda, B. R. Coon, Y. M. Dao, and T. D. Center		83
Herbicide efficacy assessment on waterhyacinth and aquatic plant community monitoring in Lake Columbus, Mississippi Wilfredo Robles, J. D. Madsen, and R. M. Wersal		89
Evaluation of hyperspectral reflectance data for discriminating six aquatic weeds James H. Everitt, Chengai Yang, Kenneth R. Summy, Leeann M. Glomski, and Chetta S. Owens		94
Comparative susceptibility of fluridone resistant and susceptible hydrilla to four ALS inhibiting herbicides under laboratory and greenhouse conditions MMichael D. Netherland		100
Influence of application timing on the impact of glyphosate on giant reed ( Arundo donax L . ) D. F. Spenser, G. G. Ksander, W. Tan, P.S. Liow and L. C. Whitehand		106
Giant reed ( Arundo donax L . ) response to glyphosate and Imazapyr Carl E. Bell		111
Overwintering biology of Hydrellia pakistanae , a biological control agent of hydrilla and and Michael J. Grodowitz		114
Screening of biological control pathogens isolated from Eurasian watermilfoil Judy F. Shearer, Brian D. Durham, and Nathan Harms		118
Vegetative propagation in the emergent macrophyte American water willow ( Justicia americana L. Vahl) Brany Touchette, Mariana Poole, Mica Mccullough, Emily Adams, and Carl Niedziela		122
Floristic account of submersed aquatic angiosperms of Dera Ismail Khan District, northwestern Pakistan Sarfaraz Khan Marwat, Mir Ajab Khan, Mushtaq Ahmad and Muhammad Zafar		125

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