Introduction
Jason Ferrell |
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Table of Contents
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Propagation methods of submersed, emergent, and
floating plants for research
Christopher R. Mudge |
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Scaling studies for submersed aquatic plant
management research
Michael D. Netherland and Kurt D. Getsinger |
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General guidelines for sound, small-scale herbicide
efficacy research
Robert J. Richardson and Erika Haug |
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How to establish aquatic field trials
Deborah E. Hofstra and Paul D. Champion |
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Use of herbicides in areas of high water exchange:
Practical considerations
K. D. Getsinger and M. D. Netherland |
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39 |
Aquatic dissipation studies for product registration
David G. Petty |
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44 |
Methods for culturing and maintaining algae for
management investigations
Tyler D. Geer, Alyssa J. Calomeni, and John H. Rodgers, Jr. |
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Laboratory studies for prediction of responses of
algae to algaecides in situ
Alyssa J. Calomeni, Tyler D. Geer, and John H. Rodgers, Jr. |
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Herbicide assays for predicting or determining plant
responses in aquatic systems
Greg Macdonald and Michael Netherland |
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67 |
Using 14C-labeled herbicides in aquatic plant
management research
Scott J. Nissen |
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74 |
Designing and using phenological studies to define
management strategies for aquatic plants
Ryan M. Wersal and J. D. Madsen |
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Proper survey methods for research of aquatic plant
ecology and management
John D. Madsen and Ryan M. Wersal |
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Incorporating biocontrol agents into an integrated
management plan: Practical considerations
James P. Cuda |
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Genetic variation and aquatic plant management:
Key concepts and practical implications
Ryan A. Thum |
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101 |