Wildland Weeds References

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  2. Amme, D., 1985. Controlling purple star thistle: a case study. Fremontia 13(2):22-23.
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  4. Anonymous, 1986. Problem exotic plants in selected parks of the Midwest region and a bibliography of their management. Restoration & Management Notes 4(2):85.
  5. Anonymous, 1989. Control of the aliens: unnatural plant communities in the Santa Monica Mountains. Fremontia 17(2):22-24.
  6. Bravo, L., 1985. We are losing the war against broom. Fremontia 12(4):27-29.
  7. Britton, C. and F. Guthery, 1984. Noxious brush and weed control- range and wildlife management research highlights. Restoration and Management Notes 2(2):89.
  8. Bulman, T., 1988. The eucalyptus in California. Fremontia 16(1):9-12.
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  32. Wilson, S. D. and J. W. Belcher, 1989. Plant and bird communities of native prairie and introduced Eurasian vegetation in Manitoba, Canada. Conservation Biology 3(1):39-44.
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