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Society of Weed Science strives to expand educational
opportunities to its members and others involved in
plant sciences. The following slide presentations
are for educational purposes only and may not portray
the thoughts and views of the entire Society membership.
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2007 |
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Knotweed Symposium - Held at WSWS
Annual Meeting in Portland, OR.
Proceedings Booklet
(papers and posters)
(297
KB)
Numbers in proceedings correspond to the numbering
listed above
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The Genetics of
Invasive Knotweed Species in Europe.
J. Bailey, Univ. of Leicester, UK
(66 slides; 7.5 MB)
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Invasion
dynamics and Ecology of Knotweeds in Central Europe:
A Hybrid Superior to Parental Species.
P. Pysek, Insitute of Botany, Acad Sci Czech
Republic, Pruhonice, Czech Republic
(44 slides; 2.3 MB)
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Vegetative Regeneration by
Japanese Knotweed.
J. Brock, Arizona State Univ, Mesa.
(25 slides; 572 KB)
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Current Status of Herbicides
for Controlling Invasive Knotweeds in the United
States.
T. Miller, Washington State Univ., Mount Vernon.
(44 slides; 2.5 MB)
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Herbicide Trials
for Bohemian Knotweed.
K. Patten and C. Metzger, Washington State Univ,
Long Beach.
(37 slides; 4.1 MB)
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Ecological Consequences of
Giant Knotweed (Polygonum sachalinese)
Invasion into Pacific Northwest Riparian Forests.
L. Urgenson and S. Reichard, Univ. of Washington,
Seattle.
(31 slides; 2.4 MB)
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Developing a
Biological Control program for Invasive Knotweeds.
F. Grevstad et al. University of Washington, Long
Beach.
(66 slides; 7.5 MB)
(Second
slide set
37 slides; 5.2
MB)
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The Role of Temporal and
Spatial Variability in the treatment of Bohemian
Knotweed on the Hoh River, Washington, USA.
D. Campbell et al., National Park Service, Port
Angeles, WA.
(34 slides; 7.4 MB)
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What is the Threat from
Invasive Knotweed Seed Production?
T. Miller, Washington State Univ., Mount Vernon.
(19 slides; 7.5 MB)
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Invasive Knotweed Control in
King County, Washington.
S. Shaw, King County Noxious Weed Program, Seattle,
WA
(44 slides; 3.2 MB)
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Management of Knotweed in the
Upper Skagit River Basin of Washington
M. Holman, Skagit Coop. Weed Management Area, The
Nature Conservancy.
(19 slides; 889 KB)
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Eradicating Small Knotweed
Patches Without Herbicide.
S. Nickelson, Seattle Public Utilities, North Bend,
WA.
(27 slides; 2.7 MB)
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Non-Herbicidal Treatments of
Japanese and Himalayan Knotweed on the Queen
Charlotte Islands, BC.
M. Cheney, Northwest Invasive Plant Council, Masset,
BC Canada.
(74 slides; 8.3 MB)
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Replacing Knotweed with
Desirable Vegetation in Northern Coastal Oregon.
G. Aherens, Oregon State Univ. Ext., Astoria.
(28 slides; 2.5 MB)
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The Nature Conservancy's Sandy
River Watershed Knotweed Control Program: Lessons
from Six Years of Landscape Scale Control.
J. Soll, The Nature Conservancy, Portland, OR.
(31 slides; 2.2 MB)
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The Washington State Program
for the Control of Invasive Knotweeds.
M. Udo, Washington Dept. of Agric., Olympia.
(28 slides; 2.9 MB)
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2006 |
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The Shadow of 911 - Agricultural
Bioterrorism in North America
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2004 |
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presentation
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