Monthly Weed Post
Welcome to the monthly weed post, a 2-page bulletin featuring a noxious weed, interesting research, or a timely issue related to weed management. If you would like to receive the Monthly Weed Post via email, please send an email to jane.mangold@montana.edu
2017
Common sources of non-target herbicide injury (August)
Roadside revegetation: Native plants and noxious weeds (July)
A systematic review of cheatgrass (Bromus tectorum) control research (May)
Invasive mustards: hoary alyssum, perennial pepperweed, and whitetop (April)
Weed suppressive bacteria for cheatgrass (March)
Schutter Diagnostic Laboratory 2016 Summary (January)
Answers to recent Weed Post word scrambles or crossword puzzles:
2016
Bear Trap Wilderness (November)
Economic impacts of noxious weeds on private grazing lands (October)
Conservation Innovation Grant project--Changing weed management (September)
Leafy spurge integrated management monitoring day (August)
Spotted knapweed, native forbs, and pollinators (June)
Weed manager-driven local research projects Part II (May)
Weed manager-driven local research projects Part I (April)
Tall buttercup seedling growth along a soil moisture gradient (February)
Schutter Diagnostic Laboratory (January)
2015
Montana Noxious Weed Education Campaign (December)
Native parisitoids associated with knapweed biocontrols (November)
Parrot feather watermilfoil (September)
Revegetation of rangeland (April)
Yellowflag iris reproduction (March)
Cheatgrass biocontrol (January)
2014
Biocontrol research update (December)
Native and exotic thistles: Who's Jeckyl, who's Hyde? (August)
Weed spread and climate change: the story for Dalmatian toadflax (July)
Genotyping rush skeletonweed (March)
2013
A brief peek into weed research in Montana (December)
Bees eye view: native versus nonnative plants (November)
Plant identification (October)
Going my way? Weed seeds as hitchhikers (September)
A glimpse at a few new invaders (May)
Controlling cheatgrass with imazapic on Montana rangeland (April)
Hawkweed ID and nomenclature (February)
2012
Applying biological control methods for weed management (December)
Dalmatian and yellow toadflax (November)
Rangeland revegetation revisited (September)
Biological control of leafy spurge, spotted knapweed, and Dalmatian toadflax in MT (June)
Summary of weed research in Montana (April)
Revegetation of cheatgrass-infested rangelands: size matters! (February)
Weed post year in review (January)