Genotype Exploration Is Key to Controlling Rush Skeletonweed JOHN GASKIN (D1482-2) There is a bit of mystery surrounding the rush skeletonweed growing in the Pacific Northwest. - C. arvense - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Genotype Exploration Is Key to Controlling Rush Skeletonweed JOHN GASKIN (D1482-2) There is a bit of mystery surrounding the rush skeletonweed growing in the Pacific Northwest. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-06-29 12:25:05 Open Document File Size: 398,65 KB Share Result on Facebook City Spokane / Sidney / / Continent North America / / Country United States / Canada / / / Facility USDA Forest Service’s Rocky Mountain Research Station / University of Idaho / / / IndustryTerm crop harvest machinery / form satellite plants / / Organization University of Idaho / USDA / USDA Forest Service / ARS Pest Management Research Unit / / Person JOHN GASKIN / Stephanie Yao / / / Position Governor / botanist and research leader / / ProvinceOrState Montana / Idaho / Washington / / Region eastern United States / northwest United States / western United States / / Technology Genotype / / URL www.nps.ars.usda.gov / / SocialTag Phyla Protostome Eriophyidae Biological pest control Idaho Aceria chondrillae Cichorieae Invasive plant species Chondrilla juncea

Genotype Exploration Is Key to Controlling Rush Skeletonweed JOHN GASKIN (D1482-2) There is a bit of mystery surrounding the rush skeletonweed growing in the Pacific Northwest.Add to Reading List