New Zealand / United States / Canada / Australia / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Sonoma State University / Plant Invaders / Morris Arboretum of University of Pennsylvania / Columbia University / Sonoma University / PDF Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences / /
IndustryTerm
machinery / ready-to-use triclopyr product / oil / manual and chemical labor / oil diluent / energy / water-soluble triclopyr product / study site / oil-soluble triclopyr product / fuel oil / chemicals / mineral oil / root systems / /
NaturalFeature
Old-Growth Forest / /
Organization
Columbia University / Centre County / National Science Foundation / University of Pennsylvania / Sonoma Univ. / Botany Department / USDA / Sonoma State University / Reference USDA Forest Service / Purdue University / U.S. Department of the Interior / Torrey Botanical Society / College of Agricultural Sciences / National Park Service / Department of Primary Industries / Center for New Crops / Nature Conservancy / /
Person
Ashlie Kollmansberger / Ellen Jacquardt / Thomas Boos / Horticulture Professor / /
Position
UW Emeritus Horticulture Professor / Author / Governor / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / Wisconsin / Virginia / British Columbia / New York / California / /
PublishedMedium
Annals of Internal Medicine / American Journal of Botany / /
Region
western Virginia / New England / southern Virginia / /
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