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Repeated spraying to control four coastal brush species /

Robert E. Stewart, Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station (Portland, Or.)

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Resprouting salmonberry 3 western thimbleberry vine maple, and California hazel shrubs were readily controlled by a respray of 2 3 4 3 5-T applied as an early foliar treatment.A respray of amitrole-T or picloram did not appreciably increase degree of control compared with the initial application.

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Resprouting salmonberry 3 western thimbleberry vine maple, and California hazel shrubs were readily controlled by a respray of 2 3 4 3 5-T applied as an early foliar treatment.A respray of amitrole-T or picloram did not appreciably increase degree of control compared with the initial application.

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Resprouting salmonberry 3 western thimbleberry vine maple, and California hazel shrubs were readily controlled by a respray of 2 3 4 3 5-T applied as an early foliar treatment.A respray of amitrole-T or picloram did not appreciably increase degree of control compared with the initial application.

Key concepts: Brush, Engineering, Mechanical engineering

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