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Hoary Cress is spread by seed and creeping roots. |
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Increases sight distance, wildlife safety, and reduces fire hazards and spread of noxious weeds. |
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An example of herbicide spot spraying to control noxious weeds. |
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Vegetation Management |
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An example of herbicide spot spraying to control noxious weeds. |
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Vegetation Management |
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An example of herbicide spot spraying to control noxious weeds |
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Tansy Ragwort can destroy many native habitats and wetlands. One plant may produce upto 150,000 seeds which can remain viable for up to 15 years. |
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Chickory, Tansy Ragwort and rush skeleton weed infestations can dominate natural landscapes and out compete many native vegetation. |
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Spotted Knapweed plants each produce up to 25,000 seeds. |
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Spraying of Herbicide helps control noxious weeds along roadsides. |
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Yellow Starthistle infests 1000's of acres of roadside, pastures and public land. Also causes chewing disease, and death in horses. |
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