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Letter to Wildland Weeds Readers: Weed control has evolved from the use of sharp sticks by early hunter gatherers, through the use of hoes, animal powered cultivators, mechanical devises, and chemicals such as sea salt,
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Document Date: 2009-01-19 12:12:52

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City

Gainesville / LAKELAND / Athens / /

Company

IFAS Invasive Plants Working Group / Aspen CO. / /

Continent

North America / /

Country

United States / /

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Facility

University of Florida / Aspen Global Change Institute / Institute of Food / University of Florida Publications / /

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IndustryTerm

interactive web-based version / transportation / chemicals / food / /

Organization

Association of Regional Weed Control Conferences / National Park Service / Assessment subcommittee / Federal Invasive Species Advisory Council / Department of Environmental Protection / Institute of Food / Agricultural Sciences / USDA / Nurserymen and Growers Association / Global Change Institute / Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council / University of Florida / Weed Science Society of America / /

Person

Doria R. Gordon / Suppression / Linda L. Tyson / Ken Langeland / S.J. Hassol / Antonio Hassol / Alison M. Fox / J. Katzenberger / Joan A. Dusky / /

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Position

Seed Head / Governor / hunter / Executive / Chair / General / /

ProvinceOrState

Florida / /

Region

south Florida / /

SportsEvent

ufl / /

Technology

hybridization / applied journal Weed Technology / http / /

URL

www.aqis.gov.au/docs/plpolicy/wrmanu.htm / http /

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