PERMFILE57072

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• Doc Date: 5/12/2003
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• From: Haldorson and Sons Inc
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Physial/Mwhm~icaL- Small infestations as be oomrolled with repeated plowing or digging. Cuhivatiw
and mowing ate nCl[ effective eoenol meeAROt.
Ysdtow StarWistk: (Ceatear+ea solstitislis): An iatrndueed wieter tnvtttal that is a member of
the lmapwoed family. Flowers are btigttt yellow and made up of many individual flowers and
bracts. Fach $owta' is atntcd with a ring of stem I 2 inch spices, which radiates arotmd the
flower bead. Indi»dual pLrnta ran produce up to 150,000 seeds per plain with 95 a/o seed
viability. (lamination bogies in the late fall and continues through bite summer makieg control
effom difficult The leaves are largely linear, growing along the stem. The leaves and stems are
covered with a srlky prrbesceat, which gives them a sr7ver~tay colored appearance,
Management objective: lsadieate
Integrated treatment
dtmioaL' Pirresam ~ 25 A.EIAae prwrto 9owtt; t~opynlid ®.S ro 37516 A1JAae prior ro Hower.
(I[ is noted abet eppligtions ofQrrtail ~ 3 quarti pa ace or Itedoem give adequate coatiol
_ duoughtbe8owerirtgataga)
BiobgiaL• Some a~ooees has lieu achieved ari[h Wee ddf'avt .roevily and three ddraert tlles. Weenla
mchrde: Beagestaaus odemelis, Fnrteoopra villosuS and Iatintts curve. FGw iodude:
CriedordCra aonraGs, Urophon saunaseva, cad Urop6oralewlara
CehucaL• Gracing if done prior m sad rat eaa reduce density ~ a8er need net as eoamlM6 ro
gaead of dse plant irertcd arcs should be pinned with desirable perennial grasses.
kcal: Haadpnffing small iufatadoes run be etrettive. llllage which awns the rocs
below the gronod, it'don priarto sued as tan be effective. Bttmiog is not
effeetive,
~armmoa Sardock (A.rctiam minas): An invasive bierwial introduced from Suropc_ Upon
geonination it prodaces a msdte which winters over. The following spring it bobs and products
a tall eretx stem with large basil, cordate, hairy leaves The flowers are purple in Dolor and
appm>o~ely'/a to a/. inch is tiiamdra The flown head is covered widr many slender booked
spines, which rtiaday attach to clothing or passing aniaosls.
Ivlaeagemeat objective: Cotrtainment
Integrated trtximtt>m
Beal: Bat results usually obtained is roseae ataga Z.<-d (oj ,75 ro I oz/ warn or 1 quarHacre.
its tHha ~ Is o~gd err 1 quart pa ecrq Qatml ~ I.5 oz/gei ofwater or2 gwrWaae;
Crossbow ®IS ev/gal ofwater or2 quarn/acve. Use aonioaie aurHt~ ®1 goudaae.
aaloglal: No Uuown agaas.
(~dnaaL• Ilve4odc grazing usually R~~ Pkta dittrttartion.
PhyslcalJMechameal: Hand digging es rosdta usua~y eSnctiva Hand drggutg or taming aHer aced
seed set ran 6e effective if'aeeds are destroyed. Mowing nor effective. (Itouad
t7lage where doge reputedly cm be effective.
)3oandstongne (G~nogtossam ofl'mclnale): An introduced bietmial which grows 1~l feet in
height Leaves ere alternate, cep to 12 inches long and 3 inches wide. Leaves are entire, not lobed
or toothed Flowers are a deep reddish purple, srnall and ewist on terminal stems. The fruit is a
nutlet approximatrly 1!3 of an inch long, with many small curved spines, which teadtly attach to
animals or clothing The plain contains lethal levels of alkaloids, which cause delayed liver
disease in animals which consume sufficient amounts.
Management objtxtivc: Coetaitlment
Integrated treattnenk
Chemical: iorden 22K ~ t eu / gallon of vrater a I quut/per acrd or Clarity at the same rata
Need ro add a nonionic surtiruartt ~ 1 quart pc Ace, eu .32 aoNgallon ofwata.
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