Fireweed Control: An Adaptive Management Approach
Fireweed Control: An Adaptive Management Approach
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2005-10
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Thorne, Mark S.
Powley, John S.
Fukumoto, Glen K.
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University of Hawaii
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Established in the early 1980s, this weed has become widespread on Maui and Hawaii. Pyrrolizidine alkaloid poisoning of animals results from its consumption. Analysis of alkaloid components in weed samples is given. Weed management techniques and their uses and limitations are reviewed. Adaptive management, a cycle of steps or events that facilitates planning, implementation of actions, monitoring of outcomes, and making adjustments to changing situations, is described.
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Senecio madagascariensis,
phytotoxicity,
Hawaii,
weed control
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Thorne MS, Powley JS, Fukumoto GK. 2005. Fireweed control: an adaptive management approach. Honolulu (HI): University of Hawaii. 8 p. (Pasture and Range Management; PRM-1).
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8 pages
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