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Marestail Control in Kansas

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MF3014 Marestail Control in Kansas

by Douglas E. Shoup Dallas E. Peterson Curtis R. Thompson Kent L. Martin

  • Published Date: Mar 2012
In no-till cropping systems, control of marestail (Conyza canadensis) is difficult. The weed is also known as horseweed or Canadian horseweed. Marestail, native to the United States, is considered either a winter or summer annual that is often difficult to identify. 8 pages, color.
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