#EB 160
from the Montana State University Extension Service
August 2002
Often the most damaging and long-lasting impact
of a wildfire takes the
form of post-fire invasion and aggressive reestablishment
of noxious weeds.
This book, which was written with land owners
and managers in mind, tells how to manage burned areas by enhancing desired
species while eradicating or
controlling noxious weeds.
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Integrated Noxious Weed Management after Wildfires
by Kim Goodwin, Roger Sheley and Janet Clark, Montana State University-Bozeman
This
publication is available (in three sections) in PDF format viewable with
Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Cover
Preliminary
pages (title page, copyright, contents)
Text
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PO Box 172040,
Bozeman, MT 59717-2040
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