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EXTENT AND COST OF WEED CONTROL WITH HERBICIDES ' AND AN EVALUATION OF IMPORTANT WEEDS, 1965,
U.S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY
OCT 1 1968
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AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE FEDERAL EXTENSION SERVICE and |
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Agricultural Research Service U.S. DEPARTMENT, OF AGRICULTURE
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This report supersedes ARS-34-21, "'A Survey of Extent and Cost of Weed Control and Specific Weed Problems, "issued in 1965,
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EXTENT AND COST OF WEED CONTROL WITH HERBICIDES AND AN EVALUATION OF IMPORTANT WEEDS, 1965!
INTRODUCTION
For ages the figure of a man with a hoe has symbolized the farmer. A better symbol would be difficult to find. To the farmer, probably no effort in crop production is more universal or more characteristic than his constant battle with weeds. The hoe sym- bolizes this effort.
Until a generation ago, the farmer's solu- tion to his weed problems was a relatively straightforward attack with physical force. His weapons were tillage implements and, in many Situations, even his hands or hand tools. Herbicides have greatly increased the farmer's ability to control weeds. At the same time, herbicides complemented other adjustments in crop production technology and are needed to replace the diminishing supply of farm labor. Weed control with herbi- cides continues to fit into the scheme of in- creased mechanization of agriculture. How- ever, with the advances in weed control systems have come changes in the weed problems--the enemy has also changed tactics!
The dramatically effective and selective herbicide 2,4-D was the first organic herbi- cide widely adopted by farmers for killing weedy broadleaf vegetation in grain crops, pastures, and other areas. However, 2,4-D was no panacea. Tolerant broadleaf weeds and resistant grasses survive treatment and increase in numbers. It is evident that no single herbicide is sufficient and that our weed problems constantly change.
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‘Information was compiled by L, L, Danielson) Ww, B. “Ennis, Jr., J. Ts Holstun, Juz, L, L2jJansen, D, L, ‘Kling- man, and F, L, Timmons, Crops Research Division, Agricultural Research Service; J, RO Paulling, Federal Extension Service; and A, S,° Fox, Farm Production Economics Division, Economic Research Service, U.S, Department of Agriculture, Information was supplied by specialists in the Cooperative State Extension Services and in the State Agricultural Experiment Stations,
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture rec- ognizes that all measures for controlling weeds must be employed to reduce losses in crop production. Integrated weed control programs must include time-tested control measures, such as cultivation, mowing, burn- ing, use of weedfree seed, crop rotation, and fertilizer practices, as well as herbicide control measures. * Biological controls must also be developed and integrated into the programs. In the foreseeable future, how- ever, herbicides hold the greatest promise for checking and reducing the losses caused by weeds. The current survey was designed to provide basic information onthe economics, costs, and effectiveness of herbicides.
Today we have a growing force of chemi- cally-armed farmers, advised by a dedicated group of trained weed specialists. Their ef- forts against weeds are aided by an efficient staff of industrial organizations, weed scien- tists, and teachers who provide needed mate- rials, new and improved methods, and trained personnel for replacement and expansion. However, achievement of desired goals--effec- tive allocation of weed control efforts, maxi- mum utilization of energies, and economy of operation--depends upon constant reap- praisal of progress on old problems and definition of new problems. This report pro- vides a basis for assessing these needs.
This report presents results of a third survey on the extent and cost of weed control with herbicides and provides an updated eval- uation of some of our more important weed problems. Previous surveys were made in 1959 and 1962; the present survey was con- ducted during 1965. The data are especially
2U,S, Agricultural Research Service, Suggested guide for weed control, 1967, Agr, Handb, 332, 1967,
important in establishing trends in usage, costs, effectiveness, areas of application, and intensification of problems. Analysis of trends and new evaluations of specific problems can help us focus attention on problems of greatest importance. What are the costs? What costs are becoming critical? In what crops and geographical areas are the needs for better control of weeds most pressing? In which crops should we develop better alternative treatments? Where do residue hazards exist? Are we directing our efforts against the most important weeds? How important are certain weeds nationally, regionally, statewise, crop- wise? These are only a few of the questions
for which some answers may be forthcoming to help map future strategy. But other ques- tions remain unanswered. Despite the gaps in the information collected, this third survey provides our best overall appraisal of the extent and costs of weed control and gives valuable new insights into the status of im- portant weed problems.
This study was made possible by the close cooperation of State research and extension workers and three agencies of the U.S. De- partment of Agriculture--the Economic Re- search Service, Agricultural Research Service, and Federal Extension Service. All shared in planning the study and writing the report.
GENERAL LIMITATIONS
Tabular data and associated discussions in this report are based on information pro- vided in returned questionnaires.
Some crops are grown in only a few States. Some States did not report on a specific crop, although the crop was grown in the State. In several instances reports were re- ceived on specific weed problems but not on associated costs and extent of weed control. Consequently, the number of States reporting on different aspects of problems in a com- modity area varies. Weighted averages, totals, and percentages in the summary tables were calculated from the individual reports.
Persistence problems discussed in this report are limited to soil persistence, except for persistence in water of treated aquatic areas. Figures tabulated on persistence prob- lems reflect the number of "yes" or "no"
replies tothe question ''Are herbicidal residues in the soil becoming a problem?" Positive replies are interpreted as indicating that herbicidally active residues persist in the soil (or water) for a sufficient period of time to injure either the crop to which applied or succeeding crops, or to otherwise inter- fere with traditional programs of cropping, land management, or water usage. Herbicides which persist in the soil do not necessarily cause other environmental contamination.
For several questions, data are not avail- able for providing quantitative answers. In these instances, reporting specialists used their best judgment in making estimates.
These general limitations should be con- sidered in interpreting the report. Other specific limitations are referred to at appro- priate places in the discussion.
PURPOSE OF THE SURVEY AND PROCEDURE
The primary objectives of this survey are to update previous information on chemical control of weeds and to identify more exactly the extent and status of the major weed problems contributing to the losses and costs of agriculture. Secondarily, the data are eval- uated and presented in a form suited to the varied requirements of both public and private agencies for program reviews and analyses. The report provides a source of information useful for establishing priorities in short
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term and long range research planning, for implementing research, development, and edu- cational programs, and for guiding effectively the leadership efforts of extension personnel.
Current national and international emphasis on world food problems highlights the impor- tance of weed control in crop production.? As
SEnnis, W, B,, Jr., L. L, Jansen, I, T, Ellis, and L, D, Newsom, Inputs for pesticides, In The World Food Prob-
lem, a Report of the President's Science Advisory Com- mittee, Vol, III, pp, 130-175, The White House, 1967,
agricultural technology advances to provide higher levels of production, any factor which limits or reduces yields becomes increasingly important. Information on weed control--one of the major and most costly inputs in time, energy, and materials in crop production-- must be updated continually to keep abreast of other developments.
The questionnaire used in the current survey (conducted in 1965) followed the general format of questionnaires used in similar surveys in 1959 and 1962.%»? Questions covered items that provide consolidated information on;
(1) The costs of herbicidal control meas- ures, the extent of their use in different crops or commodity areas, their effec- tiveness, usage trends and residue problems; and
(2) The relative importance of specific weeds as major problems with respect to their geographical distributions and the extent and trends of their infesta- tions in individual crop or commodity areas.
The Federal Extension Service supervised the distribution of the questionnaires to ex- tension specialists charged with educational leadership in weed control in the 50 States. Each specialist was asked to assume respon- sibility for the reports from his State but was requested to solicit support from all staff members who could contribute to a sound appraisal of the weed problems. Sep-
arate reports were requested for each of the 28 crop or commodity areas or types of land usage covered in the tables. Reports were received from all 50 States. Survey results are more complete than were either of the previous surveys.
The Economic Research Service tabulated the information. Regional and national cost averages were weighted for acreages involved. Weed specialists in the Agricultural Research Service interpreted and evaluated the sum- marized information for each of the crop or commodity areas surveyed. In most in- stances, State specialists followed suggested guidelines in reporting the weeds by the common names approved by the Weed Science Society of America. Where this was not done, in the best judgment of the botanist and ARS weed specialists, colloquial names were changed to approved common names or to common names used in standard reference volumes. Most of the common names listed in this report are identified in the Appendix by the best-judged scientific nomenclature.
This survey contains some deficiencies that were recognized during the survey planning but which could not then be avoided con- veniently. Other deficiencies were detected during summarization and evaluation. Prob- ably some of these can be corrected in future surveys. Nevertheless, the report as it stands satisfies, at least in part, most of the ob- jectives it was designed to meet.
CHEMICAL WEED CONTROL BY FARMERS
(See General Limitations)
The use of herbicides continues to increase in the United States. In 1965, nearly 120 million acres were treated with herbicides as compared with 70 million acres in 1962 and 53 million in 1959 (table 1), These estimates indicate that the use of herbicides is in- creasing exponentially. For example, the in- crease during the 3-year period, 1962-65, was 70 percent as compared with about 34
4U,S, Agricultural Research Service and Federal Extension Service, A survey of extent and cost of weed control and specific weed problems, ARS 34-23, 1962, 5U,S, Agricultural Research Service and Federal Extension Service, A survey of extent and cost of weed control and specific weed problems, ARS 34-23-1, 1965,
percent during the preceding 3-year period; 1959-62. The largest increases were on corn, small grain, cotton, soybeans, and sorghum.
Although much of the increase is a result of using larger quantities of such older organic herbicides as 2,4-D,© a considerable part of the increase is due to the use of some more recently developed herbicides, such as atra- zine, trifluralin, and CDAA.7 Many of the
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newer herbicides possess various properties that make them useful for controlling a broad range of weeds or for controlling specific weeds in many crops and under different soil and climatic conditions.
Herbicidal control of weeds is an essential part of improved crop production technology that also includes the use of fertilizers, and of larger and newer types of machinery and equipment. Many of the recent develop- ments have reduced labor requirements and at the same time have increased the attractive- ness of using more herbicides. The use of herbicides helps to reduce the risk of weeds that cannot be controlled because of unfavor- able weather conditions. For example, the use of herbicides as preemergence ® treat- ments allows the grower several opportunities to control weeds. If the preemergence appli- cation is not effective, he still has the alter- natives of using herbicides as postemergence treatments or cultivation, or both.
The use of herbicides alone or combined with other methods of weed control offers unusual promise for increasing crop yields. Effective weed control also improves crop quality and reduces costs of harvesting and processing the crop.
Herbicide use affects overall crop produc- tion patterns in the choice of crops grown and the variety of crops planted. It influences seedbed preparation, methods of seeding, seed- ing rates, row spacing, plant spacing in the row, and plant populations per acre. It fa- cilitates the modification of associated fer- tilizer practices, which include the type of fertilizer used, the time of application, and the placement of fertilizer. More directly, the use of herbicides affects the cultivation practices, such as the number and type of cultivations. The use of herbicides also fa- cilitates irrigation practices, harvesting pro- cedures, seed cleaning operations, erosion control, and fallow practices for weed con- trol. In addition, the extensive use of herbi- cides helps to improve disease and insect control practices and land and equipment utilization.
8 Preemergence--prior to emergence of specified weed or crop; postemergence--~after emergence of specified weed or crop,
Weed specialists estimate that farmers treated 69 percent more acres in 1965 than in 1962 and that the directly related costs of materials and the cost of application for all herbicide treatments increased about 82 percent. Thus, average costs per acre in- creased only slightly, from $3.83 to $4.12 per acre. In 1965 costs ranged from less than $2.00 per acre for treatments on small grains to more than $20.00 per acre for treatments on lawns, ornamentals, and noncropland. The higher costs for herbicides are offset by reduced labor needs, improved crop quality and yields, and improvements in other farm-= ing operations. Benefits resulting from the use of herbicides continue to attract interest in herbicides that will further reduce yield
losses and increase the efficiency of crop production.
Farmers generally treat most of the acre- ages themselves. This is especially true for the more important row crops--corn, cotton, soybeans, and sorghum--as well as fruits and nuts and most vegetables. Large acreages of small grains and rangeland are often treated by aircraft that generally are owned and furnished by custom operators. Some specialty crops, e.g., rice (which re- quires flooding and irrigation), are conven- tionally treated by aircraft.
Herbicides used preemergence continue to grow in importance. Acreage treated pre- emergence constituted only 7 percent of the total treated acreage of all crops in 1959, but increased to 22 percent in 1962 and to 30 percent in 1965 (table 2). The increase is especially noticeable on such crops as corn and soybeans. From 1962 to 1965, the acres of corn treated preemergence increased from 25 percent to 35 percent of the total acres treated.
Herbicides are still used extensively post- emergence. This usage accounts for nearly all of the treated acreage of small grains, most of the treated acreages of sorghum, pasture and rangeland, and about two-thirds of the corn acreage treated.
The average cost of application and mate- rials for herbicides used preemergence is more than twice as much as for those used postemergence (table 3). Most of this dif- ference results from higher costs, or higher
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hay, and pastures are still resulting in some soil residues that are injurious to either treated crops or succeeding crops. Specialists indicated persistence problems in about half the States reporting on corn, cotton, sugar- beets, sorghum, sweet corn, other vegetables, and ornamentals. There appeared to be little difficulty with persistence of herbicides used in small grains, rice, peanuts, and forage seed crops.
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NATIONAL AND REGIONAL IMPORTANCE OF SPECIFIC WEEDS
(See General Limitations)
By design, this survey was limited to only the most serious weeds in the 28 crop, com- modity, or land usage areas surveyed. Only the five most important weeds were listed by State specialists for each crop or area. State specialists listed 392 separate weeds, either distinct species or complexes (see even-numbered tables 8 through 62 and Ap- pendix).
From a national standpoint, 34 weeds stand out as important problems because of their occurrence in four of the five groups of crops, commodities, or types of land usage (table 6), In order of their total frequency of listing, the top ten weeds were pigweed, crabgrass, lambsquarters, quackgrass, nut- sedge, johnsongrass, foxtail, Canada thistle, ragweed, and barnyardgrass. These weeds were listed as major problems in about two thirds of the individual commodity areas. The fact that they were not listed in the other third does not necessarily imply that any one weed is not a problem or that it does not occur in certain crops, but only that five other weeds are more important in these crops. The same is true for different States and different parts of the same State re- porting on a given crop; a weed that isa primary problem in one geographical area may be only of secondary importance in another.
In general, the relative rank of the prin- cipal weeds of agronomic and horticultural crops (crops of tilled areas) follows the national order for all groups (table 6). How-
ever, within the other commodity area groups a number of weeds were listed more fre-~ quently than many of those included in the top ten nationally. Also, the relative im- portance of a given weed differs greatly from region to region. By frequency rank, the eight principal weeds of the different regions are as follows:
e Northeastern States--quackgrass, crab- grass, lambsquarters, pigweed, nut- sedge, ragweed, foxtail, and wild mustard;
® North Central States--quackgrass, Can- ada thistle, foxtail, pigweed, lambsquar- ters, giant foxtail, ragweed, and crab- grass;
® Southern States--crabgrass, pigweed, johnsongrass, morningglory, nutsedge, ragweed, bermudagrass, and dock;
® Western States--lambsquarters, pig- weed, barnyardgrass, Canada thistle, quackgrass, nutsedge, wild oats, and foxtail.
Frequencies of reporting provide only a partial analysis of the seriousness of specific weed problems. Information on the intensity of the infestation (percent of acreage infested) and on the infestation trend (up, down, or stationary) was also provided for each weed reported. These data are considered in de- lineating the relative importance of major weeds in each of the crop or commodity areas discussed in the rest of this report. Detailed analyses of all of the weed data are beyond the scope of the current survey.
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AGRONOMIC CROPS
(See General Limitations)
The 1965 survey included nine agronomic crops--corn, cotton, soybeans, small grains, rice, peanuts, Sugarbeets, sorghum, and forage seed crops. The survey did not include sugar- cane or tobacco.
In 1965, producers of agronomic crops treated more than 33 million acres with herbicides before the crop emerged. The 1965 acreage treated preemergence is 257 percent of that treated in 1962. The acreage treated with herbicides after the cropemerged also increased from 1962 to 1965, but the rate of increase was less than that for pre- emergence treatments. In 1965, slightly more than 69 million acres were treated with herbi- cides after the crop emerged. This is 156 percent of the acreage treated postemergence in 1962.
The total cost of herbicides and their application also rose from 1962 to 1965. This increase in cost exceeded that accounted for by the increase in the number of acres treated. Costs of herbicides and their appli- cation for preemergence treatments rose 343 percent from approximately $53 million in 1962 to more than $182 million in 1965. Expenditures for postemergence herbicides and their application rose 195 percent, from approximately $80 million in 1962 to almost $157 million in 1965.
In 1962, the ratio of acres treated post- emergence for each acre treated preemer- gence was 3.42. In 1965, this ratio had dropped to 2.07. In 1962, $1.51 was spent for post- emergence treatments for each dollar spent for preemergence treatments. In 1965, only $0.86 was spent for postemergence treat- ments for each dollar spent for preemergence treatments, despite the fact that twice as many acres were treated postemergence as preemergence.
One part of the discussion that follows, points out important weeds for which infesta- tions appear to be decreasing in a significant portion of the affected crop acreage. Although reports of such decreases indicate that progress is being made toward the solution of problems caused by these weeds, the infestations of these same weeds may be
increasing in other States. Also, other weeds may be increasing or may be stationary at high levels of infestation in all regions. Another factor in interpreting these trends is that herbicides that are highly effective in crops grown in one geographical area may be ineffective or unsuitable for similar use in another.
In some instances, reports indicate that a particular weed infests 100 percent of a crop production area and that the trend of infestation is either up or down. This indi- cates that the intensity of the infestation is either increasing or decreasing and that the entire acreage of the particular crop is infested. In situations involving less than 100 percent infestations, a downward trend could mean that the intensity on infested acres is decreasing, that the actual per- centage of fields infested is decreasing, or that both types of decreases are occurring simultaneously.
Tables 1 to 5 present national aspects of the extent, cost, effectiveness, usage trends, and persistence problems associated with herbicides used in individual crops. Odd- numbered tables 7 to 23 present similar data on a State and regional basis, Even- numbered tables 8 through 24 provide infor- mation by States and regions on the five most important weeds within each of the nine agronomic crops. Each crop is discussed separately.
Corn
In 1965, corn producers treated 24 percent of the harvested corn acreage with herbicides before the crop emerged, and 44 percent after emergence. They treated almost 16 million acres preemergence at an average cost of $5.50 per acre, and treated slightly more than 29 million acres postemergence at an average cost of $1.95 per acre. Farmers treated 80 percent of the treated acres with their own equipment, and custom operators’ treated the remaining 20 percent. (Tables 1 to 5, 7, and 8.)
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Reports on the effectiveness of herbicides indicate that treatments in 1965 were approxi- mately equal to those used in 1962, Eight States reported an urgent need for better herbicides, 33 reported some need and seven reported little need for better herbicides. Problems of herbicides persisting in the soil in 1965 appear to be about the same as in 1962. In 1965, 27 States reported problems of herbicide persistence, whereas 21 States reported no major problems with persistence. The herbicide-usage trend was up in 43 States, stationary in five, and down in none.
Weeds listed as being one of the five most important in at least four States were barn- yardgrass, wild cane, cocklebur, crabgrass, foxtails, johnsongrass, lambsquarters, morningglory, nutsedges, pigweeds, sandbur, Canada thistle, and velvetleaf. Of these na- tionally or regionally important weeds, those for which the iafestation was reported to be decreasing in at least two States were lambs- quarters, pigweeds, quackgrass, and Canada thistle.
Cotton
In 1965, cotton producers treated approxi- mately 49 percent of the harvested cotton acreage with herbicides before the crop emerged, and 43 percent after emergence. Although the use of preemergence treat- ments more than doubled from 1962 to 1965, the percentage of cotton treated postemer- gence increased even more. Cotton producers treated more than 6.6 million acres pre- emergence at an average cost of $5.05 per acre, and treated about 5.9 million acres postemergence at an average cost of $4.48 per acre. Farmers applied the herbicides on 90 percent of the treated acres with their own equipment, and custom operators treated 10 percent. (Tables 1 to 5, 9, and 10.)
Reports on the effectiveness of herbicides indicate that treatments in 1965 were more effective than those used in 1962. Two States reported an urgent need for better herbicides, 13 reported some need, and only two reported little need. Problems of herbicides persisting in the soil appear to be about the same as in 1962, Eight States reported problems with herbicides persisting in the soil while nine reported no significant problems with per-
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sistence. The usage trend was up in 16 States, stationary in one, and down in none.
Weeds listed as being one of the five most important in at least four States were barn- yardgrass, cocklebur, crabgrass, johnson- grass, morningglory, nutsedges, and pigweeds. Of these nationally or regionally important weeds, those for which the infestation was reported to be declining in at least two States were crabgrass, johnsongrass, morningglory, and pigweeds.
Soybeans
In 1965, soybean producers treated almost 20 percent of the harvested acreage with herbicides before the crop emerged, but treated less than 3 percent after emergence. They treated slightly more than 6.8 million acres preemergence at an average cost of $4.84 per acre, andtreated slightly over 1.0 million acres postemergence at an average cost of $2.23 per acre. Farmers applied the treatments on 93 percent of the treated acreage with their own equipment, and custom operators treated only 7 percent. (Tables 1 to 5, 11, and 12.)
Reports on the effectiveness of herbicides indicate that treatments in 1965 were only slightly more effective than those used in 1962, Sixteen States reported an urgent need for better herbicides, 12 reported some need, and only one State reported little need. Prob- lems of herbicides persisting in the soil appear to be about the same as in 1962, Three States reported problems with herbi- cide persistence, and 26 reported no significant problems with persistence. The usage trend for herbicides was up in 29 States and stationary or down in none.
Weeds listed as being one of the five most important in at least four States were cockle- bur, crabgrass, foxtails, johnsongrass, lambs- quarters, morningglory, nutsedges, pigweeds, velvetleaf, jimsonweed, ragweed, and red sorrel. There were no reports that infesta- tions of any of these nationally or regionally important weeds were declining. This may be related to the small number of acres treated postemergence. The large number of important weeds infesting soybeans is undoubtedly re- lated to the fact that soybeans are grown in States from the extreme southern border to the northern border of the United States.
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Reports on the effectiveness of herbicides indicate that treatments in 1965 were less effective than those used in 1962. This may indicate that weeds resistant to postemergence applications of 2,4-D are increasing. Only six States reported an urgent need for better herbicides, 30 reported some need, and eight reported little need. Problems of herbicides persisting in the soil appear to be remaining constant at the same low level reported in 1962. Only three States reported problems involving persistence while 41 States re- ported no problems. The usage trend was up in 26 States, stationary in 18, and down in none.
Weeds listed as one of the five most im- portant in at least four States were foxtails, lambsquarters, quackgrass, ragweed, red sorrel, field bindweed, downy brome, wild buckwheat, chickweed, docks, wild garlic, henbit, knawel, mustards, and wild oats. Of these nationally or regionally important weeds, those for which the infestation was reported to be declining in at least two States were lambsquarters, wild garlic, mustards, and wild oats. More problem weeds infest small grains than any other agronomic crop. Un- doubtedly, this is related to the fact that small grains are grown in all geographic regions of the United States and are subject to infestation by both cold-season and warm- season weeds during a single growing season.
Rice
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Weeds listed as being one of the five most important in at least two States were barn- yardgrass, ducksalad, northern jointvetch, red rice, and hemp sesbania. Of these nationally or regionally important weeds, only barn- yardgrass was reported to be declining in at least two States.
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Reports on the effectiveness of herbicides indicate that treatments in 1965 were slightly more effective than those used in 1962. Only one State reported an urgent need for better herbicides, six reported some need, and only two reported little need. Problems of herbi- cides persisting in the soil were about the same as in 1962, except that one State indi- cated some problems in 1965 whereas no problems were reported in 1962. Eight States reported no problems with persistence. The herbicide-usage trend was up in eight states, stationary in one, and down in none.
Weeds listed: as being one of the five most important in at least three States were crab- grass, morningglory, nutsedges, pigweeds, sandbur, Texas panicum, and sicklepod. None of these nationally or regionally important weeds were reported to be declining in more than one State.
Sugarbeets
In 1965, sugarbeet producers treated about 34 percent of the harvested acreage with herbicides before the crop emerged, and treated 5.5 percent after emergence. They treated 426,000 acres preemergence at an average cost of $8.97 per acre, and treated 69,000 acres postemergence at an average cost of $5.22 per acre. Farmers treated 92 percent of the treated acreage with their own equip- ment, and custom operators treated 8 percent. (Tables 1 to 5, 19, and 20.)
Reports on the effectiveness of herbicides indicate that treatments in 1965 were slightly more effective than those used in 1962. Ten States reported an urgent need for better herbicides, five reported some need, and no State reported little need for better herbi- cides. Problems of herbicides persisting in the soil appear to be increasing as com- pared with the situation in 1962. Seven states now report problems of herbicide persistence whereas in 1962 only four States reported problems. Fourteen States reported that the use of herbicides was up in 1965, one State reported that the use was stationary, and
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Weeds listed as being one of the five most important in at least four States were barnyardgrass, foxtails, lambsquarters, pig- weeds, mustards, wild oats, and kochia. Of these nationally or regionally important weeds, those for which the infestation was reported to be declining in at least two States were barnyardgrass, lambsquarters, pigweeds, mustards, and wild oats. One difficulty in developing improved methods for controlling weeds in sugarbeets is the wide difference in species of weeds that infest the crop in different areas of the country. These dif- ferences hinder a concerted, nationwide ef- fort against a particular species of weed. Currently, it appears that different systems
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In 1965, sorghum producers treated slightly less than 9 percent of the harvested acreage with herbicides before the crop emerged, and slightly more than 23 percent after emergence. They treated almost 1.5 million acres pre- emergence at an average cost of $7.73 per acre, and treated more than 3.9 million acres postemergence at an average cost of $2.74 per acre. Farmers treated 74 percent of the treated acreage with their own equipment, and custom operators treated 26 percent. (Tables i toon 215 and 222)
Reports on the effectiveness of herbicides indicate that treatments in 1965 were generally more effective than those used in 1962, although there was a Slight decline in reports ex- pressing a high degree of satisfaction with postemergence treatments. Six States reported an urgent need for better herbicides, 14 reported some need, and four reported little need. Problems of herbicides persisting in the soil appear to have increased sharply as compared with the situation in 1962. Twelve States reported problems of herbicide per- sistence in 1965 as compared with only four in 1962. Twenty States reported that the use of herbicides was increasing, four reported that the use was Stationary, while noState reported a decrease in the use of herbicides.
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Weeds listed as being one of the five most important in at least four States were barn- yardgrass, cocklebur, crabgrass, foxtails, johnsongrass, lambsquarters, morningglory, and pigweeds. Of these nationally or regionally important weeds, only pigweed was reported to be decreasing in two or more States. The reports indicate that progress in control of major weeds in sorghum is less than the progress being made in control of weeds in corn. This may be related to the fact that a far greater proportion of the harvested corn acreage than sorghum acreage is treated with herbicides. Concurrently, this greater use of herbicides in corn probably indicates that the herbicides developed for use in corn are more satisfactory than the same or different herbi- cides used in sorghum.
Forage Seed Crops
In considering the extent of herbicides used in forage crops grown for seed, it should be pointed out that reports for these crops in Oregon and Missouri are missing from the 1965 report. Collectively, these two States accounted for about half of the acreage treated in 1962. Of the States which reported on the number of acres treated in 1965, producers of
forage crops for seed treated slightly less than 2 percent of the harvested acreage with herbi- cides before the crop emerged, and slightly less than 7 percent after emergence. They treated 45,000 acres preemergence at an average cost of $12.17, and treated 176,000 acres postemergence at an average cost of $5.58 per acre. Farmers treated 78 percent of the acreage with their own equipment, and custom operators treated 22 percent. (Tables 1 to 5, 23, and 24.)
Reports on the effectiveness of herbicides indicate the treatments used in 1965 were slightly less effective than those used in 1962. Five States reported an urgent need for better herbicides in 1965, eight reported some need for better herbicides, and two reported little need for better herbicides. Four of 15 States reported problems of herbicide persistence in 1965, whereas only three of 20 States reported problems in 1962. Of the 15 States reporting, the usage trend for herbicides was up in 12 States, stationary in three, and down in none.
Weeds listed as being one of the five most important in at least three States were lambs- quarters, pigweeds, field bindweed, docks, wild garlic, dodder, plantain, and wild radish. None of these nationally or regionally im- portant weeds was reported as declining in more than one State.
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HORTICULTURAL CROPS
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Weeds are especially difficult to control in plantings of horticultural crops. The problem is due in part to the multitude of crop plant species and varieties involved and their dif- fering responses to any single herbicide treat- ment, mechanical method, or cultural practice used to control weeds. In addition, the special- ized production methods, climatic require- ments, fertilization practices, and soil con- ditions further complicate the problem. Despite the complexity of the problems, diligent effort by weed scientists has given the farmer many useful chemical, mechanical, cultural, bio- logical, and combination methods for controlling numerous weeds in plantings of a number of horticultural crops.
Rapid strides have been made in the mech- anization of many phases of horticultural crop production. These include land preparation, fertilization, seeding, transplanting, cultiva- tion, harvesting, hauling, drying, and process- ing. Weed research has been spurred on by the need for new and improved chemical and combination weed control methods that will facilitate the maximum utilization of these mechanical advances in other phases of pro- duction. Remarkable advances in weed control methods have been made and quickly accepted by the growers.
Sweet Corn
Approximately 580,000 acres of sweet corn were grown in 21 States in 1965. Market value of the crop was $94 million. Acreage treated with herbicides was 308,000 or about 56 per- cent of the total acreage harvested. Farmers treated 81 percent of the acreage and custom operators treated the remainder. Three- fourths of the treated acreage was treated before emergence of the crops and weeds. Total cost of herbicides including cost of application for all treatments was approxi- mately 1.75 million. This amounts to an average of $5.68 per acre for all treated acreage. Costs of preemergence and post- emergence treatments were approximately $5.65 per acre and $5.75 per acre, respec- tively. Reports of effectiveness of pre-
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Acreage treated preemergence ranked by regions was: North Central States 54 percent; Northeastern States 35 percent; Western States 6 percent; and Southern States 5 percent of total treated acreage. Acreage treated post- emergence ranked by regions was: North Central States 54 percent; Northeastern States 20 percent; Western States 19 percent; and Southern States 7 percent of total treated acreage.
Average cost per acre for preemergence treatments ranked by regions was: Southern States $7.70; Northeastern States $6.59; West- ern States $5.77; and North Central States $4.83.
Average cost per acre for postemergence treatments ranked by regions was: Southern States $8.87; Northeastern States $8.24; West- ern States $5.19; and North Central States $4.61. Average percent of acreage treated by farmers ranked by regions was: Northeastern States 91 percent; North Central States 80 per- cent; Southern States 77 percent; and Western States 62 percent of total treated acreage.
Annual weeds mentioned two or more times in reports from the various regions are; Northeastern States--crabgrass, foxtail, pig- weed, and lambsquarters; North Central States--pigweed, lambsquarters, velvetleaf, barnyardgrass, giant foxtail, and foxtail; Southern States--crabgrass, lambsquarters, pigweed, cocklebur, morningglory, and foxtail; and Western States--barnyardgrass, lambs- quarters, and pigweed.
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Other Vegetables
Approximately 6.2 million acres of vegetable crops other than sweet corn were grown in 36 States in 1965. Acreage treated with herbi- cides was 779,000 or about 12.5 percent. Farmers treated 72 percent of the acreage and custom operators treated the remainder. Sixty-five percent of the treated acreage was treated before emergence of crops and weeds. Total cost of herbicides including all treat- ments was $7,969,000. This amounts to an average of $10.23 per acre for all treated acreage. Average costs of preemergence and postemergence treatments were $12.66 and $5.76 per acre, respectively. Effectiveness of both preemergence and postemergence treat- ments was fair to good. Problems inherbicide persistence were reported by 18 States. Herbi- cide-usage trend for vegetable crops as a whole is up in 29 States. An urgent need for better herbicides is reported by 24 States. (Tables 1 to 5.)
Root Crops
Preemergence and postemergence herbicide treatments of root crop plantings totaled 121,300 acres in 1965. Sixty percent of this acreage was treated before emergence of crops and weeds. Of the acreage treated preemer- gence, distribution by regions was: North- eastern States 41 percent; Southern States 28 percent; North Central States 24 percent; and Western States 7 percent. Average cost per acre of preemergence and postemergence treatments for all States was $15.21 and $12.60, respectively. Average cost per acre for preemergence treatments ranked by re- gions was: North Central States $17.90; North- eastern States $17.05; Western States $12.39; and Southern States $10.90. Average cost per acre for postemergence treatments ranked by regions was: Northeastern States $17.20; Western States $11.78; Southern States $11.67; and North Central States $11.33. Percent of acreage treated by farmers ranked by regions was: Southern States 87 percent; Northeastern States 83 percent; North Central States 81
percent; and Western States 31 percent. The remainder was treated by custom operators. Effectiveness of herbicide treatments was, in general, fair to good in all regions for both preemergence and postemergence treatments. Herbicide-usage trend on these crops was
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States where six States reported usage as stationary. All regions report some need for better herbicides. Five States have an urgent need. for better herbicides. All regions except the North Central States have some persist- ence problems. (Tables 27 and 28.)
Annual weeds mentioned two or more times in reports from the various regions are; Northeastern States--annual grasses, crab- grass, barnyardgrass, hairy galinsoga, foxtail, lambsquarters, ragweed, pigweed, andredroot pigweed; North Central States--crabgrass, giant foxtail, lambsquarters, foxtail, purslane, pigweed, and smartweed; Southern States-- crabgrass, morningglory, and pigweed; and Western States--knotweed, barnyardgrass, lambsquarters, mallow, foxtail, pigweed, purs- lane, nightshade, and wild mustard.
Important perennial weeds mentioned in reports from the various regions are: North- eastern States--nutsedge and quackgrass; North Central States--nutsedge and quack- grass; Southern States--bermudagrass, nut- sedge, johnsongrass, and quackgrass; and Western States--Canada thistle and nutsedge.
Cucur bits
Preemergence and postemergence herbicide treatments of cucurbit plantings totaled 64,300 acres in 1965. Of the total acreage treated, 89 percent was treated preemergence. Of the acreage treated preemergence, distribution by regions was; Northeastern States 41.8 per- cent; North Central States 29.5 percent; West- ern States 15.2 percent; and Southern States 13.5 percent. States using postemergence treat- ments were Washington, Oregon, and Kentucky. Average cost per acre of preemergence and postemergence treatments for all States was $10.09 and $13.59, respectively. Average cost per acre for preemergence treatments ranked by regions was: Western States $13.68; North- eastern States $11.43; Southern States $8.34; and North Central States $7.15. Average cost- per acre for postemergence treatments ranked by regions was: Southern States $15.00 and
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Annual weeds mentioned two or more times in reports from the various regions are: Northeastern States--annual grasses, crab- grass, barnyardgrass, lambsquarters, goose- grass, foxtail, pigweed, purslane, redroot pigweed, and ragweed; North Central States-- crabgrass, foxtail, giant foxtail, lambsquar- ters, purslane, and pigweed; Southern States-- cocklebur, crabgrass, lambsquarters, morningglory, pigweed, and ragweed; and West- ern States--barnyardgrass, pigweed, lambs- quarters, and purslane.
Important perennial weeds mentioned in reports from the various regions are: North- eastern States--quackgrass; North Central States--bindweed, quackgrass; Southern States--bermudagrass, bindweed, johnson- grass, nutsedge, and horsenettle; and Western States=--nutsedge, Canada thistle, horsetail, and rough bentgrass.
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Acreage treated preemergence and post- emergence with herbicides in 1965 was 168,100 acres and 182,600 acres, respectively, or a total of 350,700 acres. Acreage treated preemergence amounted to about 47.9 percent of the total acreage treated. Of the acreage treated preemergence, distribution by regions was: Western States 48.9 percent; North- eastern States 27.5 percent; North Central States 18.7 percent; and Southern States 4.9 percent. Of the acreage treated postemer-
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gence, distribution by regions was: Western States 60.9 percent; North Central States 29.8 percent; Southern States 5.4 percent; and Northeastern States 3.9 percent. Average cost per acre of preemergence and postemergence treatments for all States was $9.92 and $3.30, respectively. Average cost per acre for pre- emergence treatments ranked by regions was: Western States $11.48; Southern States $11.12; North Central States $8.84; and Northeastern States $7.69. Average cost per acre for post- emergence treatments ranked by regions was: Northeastern States $7.08; Southern States $4.00; Western States $3.10; and North Central States $3.07. Percent of acreage treated by farmers ranked by regions was: North Central States 93 percent; Northeastern States 80 percent; Southern States 74 percent; and West- ern States 66 percent. The remainder was treated by custom operators. Effectiveness of preemergence herbicide treatments was good in the Northeastern States, and fair to good in the other regions. Effectiveness of post- emergence treatments was fair in the Southern States, and fair to good in the other regions. Herbicide-usage trend in vegetable legumes was ascending in more than 70 percent of the States reporting. There is an urgent need for better herbicides in five States; some need for better herbicides in 17 States; and six States report little need for better herbicides. About 20 percent of the States reported persistence problems. (Tables 31 and 32.)
Annual weeds mentioned two or more times in reports from the various regions are; Northeastern States--barnyardgrass, crab- grass, lambsquarters, and pigweed; North Central States--ragweed, foxtail, lambs- quarters, pigweed, velvetleaf, smartweed, and wild mustard; Southern States--cocklebur, chickweed, crabgrass, pigweed, and ragweed; and Western States--barnyardgrass, foxtail, lambsquarters, nightshade, pigweed, redroot pigweed, and wild oats.
Important perennial weeds mentioned in reports from the various regions are; North- eastern States--Canada thistle, quackgrass, nutsedge, and red sorrel; North Central States--Canada thistle, field bindweed, nut- sedge, quackgrass, and johnsongrass; Southern States--bermudagrass, johnsongrass, and nut- sedge; and Western States--field bindweed, Canada thistle, fiddleneck, and nutsedge.
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Acreage treated preemergence and post- emergence with herbicides in 1965 was 207,200 acres and 35,100 acres, respectively, or a total of 242,300 acres. Acreage treated pre- emergence amounted to about 85.5 percent of the total acreage treated. Of the acreage treated preemergence, distribution by regions was: Western States 48.2 percent; North Central States 24.3 percent; Northeastern States 15.2 percent; and Southern States 12.3 percent. Of the acreage treated postemer- gence, distribution by regions was: North Central States 57.5 percent; Southern States 31.3 percent; Western States 5.8 percent; and Northeastern States 5.4 percent. Average cost per acre of preemergence and postemergence treatments for all States was $14.71 and $7.45, respectively. Average cost per acrefor preemergence treatments ranked by regions was: Western States $18.60; North Central States $11.96; Northeastern States $10.39; and Southern States $10.24. Average cost per acre for postemergence treatments ranked by re- gions was: Northeastern States $15.47; Southern States $11.73; North Central States $4.76; and Western States $3.50. Percent of acreage treated by farmers ranked by regions was: North Central States 97 percent; Southern States 82 percent; Northeastern States 75 percent; and Western States 43 percent. The remainder was treated by custom opera- tors. Effectiveness of preemergence herbicide treatments was good in the Northeastern States, and fair to good in the other regions. Effective- ness of postemergence treatments was poor in the Western States, fair to goodinthe North Central and Northeastern States, and good in the Southern States. Herbicide-usage trend in solanaceous crops was ascending in about 75 percent of the States reporting. There was some need for better herbicides in all of the regions. About one-half of the States, including some in each region, reported persistence problems. (Tables 33 and 34.)
Annual weeds mentioned two or more times in reports of the various regions are: North- eastern States--annual grasses, crabgrass, barnyardgrass, lambsquarters, pigweed, and ragweed; North Central States--giant foxtail, lambsquarters, foxtail, pigweed, ragweed, and smartweed; Southern States--cocklebur, crab-
grass, goosegrass, lambsquarters, morning- glory, pigweed, and ragweed; and Western States--barnyardgrass, foxtail, lambsquar- ters, mallow, pigweed, nightshade, and wild oats.
Important perennial weeds mentioned in reports from the various regions are: North- eastern States--nutsedge and quackgrass; North Central States--quackgrass and nut- sedge; Southern States--bermudagrass, nut- sedge, and johnsongrass; and Western States-- Canada thistle, nutsedge, and quackgrass.
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Approximately 2.9 million acres of fruit and nut crops were grown in 21 States in 1965. Acreage treated preemergence and postemer- gence® with herbicides in 1965 was 259,500 acres and 280,900 acres, respectively, or a total of 540,400 acres. Thus, about 19 percent of the total harvested acreage was treated. Acreage treated preemergence amounted to about 48 percent of the total acreage treated. Of the acreage treated preemergence, distri- bution by regions was: Western States 96.8 percent; Southern States 2.3 percent; North Central States 0.8 percent; and Northeastern States 0.1 percent. Of the acreage treated postemergence, distribution by regions was: Western States 43.8 percent; North Central States 34.1 percent; Southern States 18.4 per- cent; and Northeastern States 3.7 percent. Average per acre cost of preemergence and postemergence treatments for all States was $11.87 and $14.06, respectively. Average cost per acre for preemergence treatments ranked by regions was: Northeastern States $25.00; Western States $11.98; Southern States $9.62; and North Central States $4.05. Average cost per acre for postemergence treatments ranked by regions was; Southern States $28.61; North Central States $26.31; Northeastern States $11.79; and Western States $6.38. Percent of acreage treated by farmers' own equipment ranked by regions was: North Central States 95 percent; Northeastern States 92 percent; Western States 90 percent; and Southern States 43 percent. The remainder was treated by custom operators. Effectiveness of both preemergence and postemergence herbicide
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treatments was fair to good in all regions. Herbicide-usage trend in fruit and nut crops was ascending in more than 80 percent of the States reporting. Some States in all regions re- ported an urgent need for better herbicides, amounting to about 40 percent of the States re- porting. The remainder of the States from various regions indicated some need for im- proved herbicides. The North Central and Southern States reported, in general, no per- sistence problems. Two of the four Northeast- ern States reporting indicated persistence problems and the five Western States reporting indicated persistence problems. (Tables 1 to5, 35 and 36.)
Annual weeds mentioned two or more times in reports of the various regions are: North- eastern States--crabgrass, foxtail, curly dock, lambsquarters, dandelion, and pigweed; North Central States=--none; Southern States=--crab-= grass, chickweed, and pigweed; and Western States--barnyardgrass.
Important perennial weeds mentioned in reports from the various regions are: North- eastern States--poison ivy, orchardgrass, and quackgrass; North Central States--Canada thistle, bindweed, poison ivy, horsenettle, and quackgrass; Southern States--bermudagrass, johnsongrass, paragrass, quackgrass, honey- suckle, horsenettle, poison ivy, trumpet- creeper, Virginia creeper, and torpedograss; and Western States--bermudagrass, bindweed, Canada thistle, johnsongrass, quackgrass, nut- sedge, paspalum, and wild garlic.
Ornamentals
Accurate estimates of the total acreage of ornamentals are not available at the present time. Acreage treated preemergence and post- emergence #® with herbicides in 1965 was 14,600 acres and 68,700 acres, respectively, or a total of 83,300 acres. Acreage treated preemergence amounted to about 17.5 percent of the total acreage treated. Of the acreage treated preemergence, distribution by regions was: Western States 35 percent; Southern States 27.3 percent; Northeastern States 19.2 percent; and North Central States 18.5 percent. Of the acreage treated postemergence, distri- bution by regions was: Western States 59.6
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percent; Southern States 22.3 percent; North- eastern States 17.9 percent; and North Central States 0.2 percent. Average per acre cost of preemergence and postemergence treatments for all States was $24.19 and $20.24, respec- tively. Average cost per acre for preemer-= gence treatments ranked by regions was: Southern States $40.88; Northeastern States $22.71; North Central States $18.81; and West- ern States $14.75. Average cost per acre for postemergence treatments ranked by regions was: Southern States $26.70; Northeastern States $20.62; Western States $17.76; and North Central States $1.00. Percent of acreage treated by farmers ranked by regions was: Northeastern States 84 percent; Southern States 82 percent; North Central States 78 percent; and Western States 10 percent. The remainder was treated by custom operators. Effective- ness of preemergence herbicide treatments was fair to good in the Northeastern, North Central, and Southern States, and poor to good in the Western States. Effectiveness of post- emergence treatments was fair to good in the Northeastern and Southern States, fair in the North Central States, and poor to good in the Western States. Herbicide-usage trend in orna- mentals was ascending in 14 of the 15 States reporting. There was some need for better herbicides in all of the regions, with 4 States reporting an urgent need. There were per- sistence problems in some of the States in each of the regions. (Tables 1 to5, 37, and 38.)
Annual weeds mentioned two or more times in reports of the various regions are: North- eastern States--annual grasses, chickweed, crabgrass, and pigweed; North Central States-- crabgrass, and other annual grasses; Southern States--betony, chickweed, crabgrass, pig- weed, and ragweed; and Western States-- crabgrass and purslane.
Important perennial weeds mentioned in reports from the various regions are: North- eastern States--bindweed, Canada thistle, mugwort, nutsedge, and quackgrass; North Central States--field bindweed, bluegrass, Canada thistle, quackgrass, nutsedge, and red sorrel; Southern States--bermudagrass, alli- gatorweed, field bindweed, mugwort, purple nutsedge, johnsongrass, quackgrass, yellow nutsedge, and wild garlic; and Western States-- bermudagrass, bentgrass, bluegrass, quack- grass, nutsedge, and red sorrel.
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Over 5 million acres of turfgrass are found in home lawns and 10 million acres of turf are devoted to school installations, industrial grounds, military reservations, cemeteries, parks, and golf courses.
Weeds rank as one of the major problems in turf as judged by consumer interest and demand for tools and chemicals for weed control (tables 1 to 5).
Twenty-nine States estimated that over a million acres of turf were treated with herbi- cides in 1965 at a total cost of almost $27 million (tables 1 and 39). Of this acreage, almost one-fourth was treated preemergence (table 2). Forty-two percent was treated by custom operators. Seventeen of 21 States re- ported good effectiveness for preemergence herbicides and 23 of the 29 States reported good effectiveness of postemergence treat- ments (tables 4 and 39). Twenty-seven of the 29 States reported upward trend for use of herbicides (tables 5 and 39).
The most important lawn weeds, as indicated by their frequency of listing (table 40), in- clude: dandelion (26 States), chickweed (22
States), crabgrass (21 States), plantains (15 States), annual bluegrass (13 States), knotweed (10 States), and nutsedge (9 States). Many of the species above, with the exception of annual bluegrass and nutsedge, are controlled by herbicides available. In addition, there were 10 species of perennial grasses that were listed 34 times among the five most important weeds of the various States. These included such species as quackgrass, nimblewill, tall fescue, bermudagrass, bentgrass, and velvet- grass. These latter cannot generally be con- trolled selectively in lawns. Worse, most are difficult to eradicate conveniently by any means.
It is notable that many of the species listed infest a high percentage of the lawns. This indicates a sizable acreage where control methods are needed. Also, even though there may now be a useful control method for many species, this does not preclude wide acceptance of a more effective method should it become available. More effective and efficient herbi- cides are needed to cope with lawn weed problems.
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in distribution although some are found widely (table 42). Some of the species having wide distribution are quackgrass (15 States), fox- tails (12 States), chickweed (12 States), dock (10 States), weed bromegrasses (10 States), ragweed (9 States), and dandelion (8 States). Some of these weeds infest 100 percent of the hay acreage in several States. eet There is need for much more research on control of weeds in hay crops than is cur-
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Approximately 940 million acres of landare grazed in the United States--about 310 million acres of pasture and 630 million acres of rangeland. Weeds and brush are found in almost all this area but are a problem on only about one-half to three-fourths of it.
Almost 10 million acres of grazing land was sprayed by herbicides in 1965 at a cost of about $32 million (tables 1 to 5 and odd- numbered tables 43 to 55). Farmers or ranchers sprayed only 13 percent of the treated acreage of rangelands with their own equip- ment but sprayed 84 percent of the treated pasture acreage. Custom applicators treated the balance of each. The cost for spraying rangeland is higher than that for pastures, largely because relatively more brush species on rangeland were sprayed with 2,4,5-T. Less expensive 2,4-D is more commonly used on pastures. Also, the rate of spraying required for control of brush is usually higher than for control of herbaceous weeds.
To provide more meaningful information on weed and brush species the grazing land area is classified as follows: Annual pastures (table 44), perennial improved pastures (table 46), perennial unimproved pastures (table 48), mountain rangeland (table 50), foothill or prairie rangeland (table 52), arid rangeland (table 54), and rainbelt rangeland (table 56).
Annual Pastures
In annual pastures annual weed species were listed most often among the five most im- portant weeds. Those listed most frequently were lambsquarters (12 States), pigweeds (14 States), and ragweed (6 States) (table 44). Only a few perennial and biennial species were listed for annual pastures.
Perennial Improved Pastures
Perennial improved pastures are charac- terized as having a high proportion of peren- nial weed species listed as most important problems (table 46), Those species mentioned most frequently are docks (18 States), Canada
thistle (16 States), other thistles, mostly bien- nial (13 States), quackgrass (11 States), and horsenettle, dandelion and ragweed (9 States each).
Perennial Unimproved Pastures
Perennial unimproved pastures are also characterized by having a preponderance of perennial weeds listed as most important (table 48). A number of annual weeds are notably important also. Species listed most often include Canada thistle (7 States), other thistles (11 States), ragweed (6 States), dock and ironweed (5 States each), and broomsedge, quackgrass and bitter sneezeweed (4 States each). The high percentages of pasture acreage infested by many of the species listed in table 48 indicates a high potential acreage for use of any improved method of control that may be developed.
Mountain Rangeland
On mountain rangeland more serious weed problems mentioned by the most States in- cluded larkspurs, sagebrush species, and Can- ada thistle (table 50). Many other weed and brush species are listed as serious on ex- tensive acreages.
Foothills [Prairie |
On the foothill and prairie ranges species of weed bromegrasses are most often mentioned among the five most important weeds within the States reporting (table 52). The next most frequently mentioned are the sagebrush species. Other species listed in several States include junipers, loco, goldenrods, leafy spurge, sagewort wormwood, and medusahead. Because of the extensive acreages involved and the high percentage of infestation, many of the difficult-to-kill species warrant in- creased attention in research. On the other hand, species such as the sagebrushes which are found on extensive acreages probably should command low priority in research be- cause efficient and effective methods for their control have been developed.
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Arid Rangelands
Vast acreages are included in the arid range- lands class (table 54). The vegetation on these rangelands consists mostly of species of low grazing value whose replacement by more useful forage would improve carrying capacity. In addition to sagebrush, which is mentioned most often, other species frequently listed as most important in the 13 States reporting in- clude weed bromegrasses, halogeton, prickly- pear, mesquite, and other brushspecies.
Rainbelt Rangeland
Three Southern and three Western States reported the most important weed and brush problems in rainbelt rangeland (table 56). Sixteen of the species listed were woody plants, 11 were herbaceous. Many of the species are not efficiently controlled by herbicides now registered for use on grazing lands.
FOREST PLANTINGS
Control of competing vegetation increases chances of success in forest plantings and assures more rapid development of forest species. Acreage reported as receiving herbi- cidal control is relatively small--117,000 acres. Cost was about $1.5 million (tables 1 to 5 and 57).
Most important weeds in forest plantings were woody plants (table 58). Next in importance
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Noncropland includes ditchbanks; fencerows; feedlots; rights-of-way for highways, rail- roads, and utility lines; areas around building, and industrial and defense installations. Weed growth in fencerows and in rights-of-way for highways and railroads is a serious problem for agriculture. These areas constitute narrow bands of land through largely agricultural areas where seeds from uncontrolled weeds on the fencerows and rights-of-way provide an extremely troublesome source of weed in- festations on adjoining farmlands.
The questionnaires returned from 27 States reported chemical treatment in 1965 on 3,306,000 acres of noncropland at a total cost of $68,470,000 (tables 1 and 59). This use was about 9 percent less than that reported in 1962 by 31 States but was 68 percent more than the use reported in 1959 by 27 States. Thirty- nine percent of the herbicide applications were made by farmers and other landowners and 61 percent by custom operators (table 1). This was a considerable decrease in percent of applications made by custom operators as compared to 1962 and 1959. Of the total acreage treated, preemergence soil sterilant herbicides were used on 34 percent in 1965, 41 percent in 1962, and only 1.4 percent in 1959. Costs of treatment per acre in 1965 averaged $32.40 for preemergence treatments and $14.64 for postemergence treatments (table 3). This was a considerable increase for preemergence treatments and a con- siderable decrease for postemergence treat- ments as compared to 1962 when the average costs of the two types of treatment were about the same.
About half of the States reported good re- sults and about half reported fair results from both preemergence and postemergence treat- ments in 1962 and 1965. In 1959 only one-third of the States reported good results from postemergence treatments. Two-thirds of the States reported no problems of herbicide persistence on noncropland as an average of 1962 and 1965.
Most of the States reported an upward trend in usage of herbicides on noncropland. This trend was slightly less pronounced in 1965 than in 1962 or 1959. The need for better herbicides
for weed control on noncropland was con- siderably less urgent in 1965 than was reported in 1959 or 1962.
Geographically, the greatest usage of herbi- cides on noncropland in 1965 was reported from the North Central States and California. California and Iowa each reported four or more times aS many acres treated as in any other State. In California 95 percent of the area was treated by custom operators whereas in Iowa 95 percent was treated by farmers or other landowners or managers. The trend of herbi- cide usage was up in California and in 21 other States but stationary in Iowa and four other States.
Thirty-one States listed 75 weeds, consti- tuting 60 different species or weed types, as being important on noncropland (table 60). The 15 species or types reported most fre- quently and on the greatest percentages of noncropland in the State in approximate order were as follows: (1) Herbaceous perennial weeds--Canada thistle, bindweed, quackgrass, johnsongrass, and knapweed; (2) annual weeds-- ragweed, pigweed, weedy bromegrasses, fox- tails, kochia, and Russian thistle; (3) woody plants--poison ivy and oak, blackberry and other briers, honeysuckle, oaks, and other woody plants. Canada thistle and quackgrass were most common in North Central and Western States. Field bindweed, also called bindweed and morningglory, was reported in six Western States and in Nebraska and Okla- homa. It is of special interest that Kansas, Minnesota, and South Dakota, States formerly the most heavily infested with bindweed, did not report it among their five most important weeds. Johnsongrass was reported in all re- gions except the Northeast while knapweed was important only in Western States.
Ragweed was an important annual weed in all regions except the West. Pigweed was re- ported most frequently in North Central and Southern States. Weedy bromegrasses were the most important in Western States as were kochia and Russian thistle. Poison ivy and poison oak were reported as important in one State of each region, and one or more other woody species were considered important in one or more States in each region.
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The trend of weed infestations was strongly up for Canada thistle, johnsongrass, Russian knapweed, and bindweed in all States that reported them as important problems. The trends for quackgrass and most of the im- portant annual weeds except pigweeds were
stationary or downward in most States that reported them as important. The trend for blackberry and other briers was up in nearly all States, but the trends for poison ivy and oak and most other woody plants except oaks were downward.
AQUATIC AREAS
Aquatic areas include farm ponds, lakes, reservoirs, earth tanks, and irrigation and drainage canals. Most of these areas are subject to serious weed infestations.
Weeds in aquatic areas were reported sep- arately from other noncrop areas for the first time in 1965. Thirteen States reported treat- ment of 84,000 acres of aquatic weeds with herbicides (tables 1 and 61). Fifty-six percent of the areas were treated by custom operators and 44 percent by farmers. Most of the appli- cations were made postemergence at an average cost of $22.33 per acre (tables 2 and 3). The cost of preemergence treatments on a relatively small total area was $43.65 per acre. Most of the States reported only fair results from either preemergence or post- emergence treatments (table 4). Problems of herbicide persistance existed in seven of the 13 States reporting. Nevertheless, the trend of herbicide usage in aquatic areas was up in nine States (table 5), All of the States reported
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an urgent or moderate need for better herbicides to control aquatic weeds.
Seventy-eight percent of the reported area of aquatic weeds treated with herbicides was in Florida, Georgia, and California (table 61). No report was received from Louisiana where use of herbicides for aquatic weed control is more extensive than in any other State.
Twenty-three States listed 36 weeds, con- stituting 27 different species or weed types, as important in aquatic areas (table 62). The 12 species or types reported most frequently and on the greatest percentages of aquatic sites in approximate order were algae, pond- weeds, cattail, elodea, duckweed, coontail, waterhyacinth, alligatorweed, watermil- foil, parrotfeather, waterlily and bulrush. Algae, pondweeds, cattail, and elodea were reported from all parts of the country. Alli- gatorweed and waterhyacinth were reported from Southern States and waterhyacinth also from Hawaii.
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EE ENG DIOS
Weeds Listed Among the Five Most Important Weeds in the Various Crop or Commodity Areas Surveyed
Standardized common names approved by the Terminology Committee, Weed Science Society of America, were assigned where possible to all weeds listed in the survey. Listings are arranged alphabetically by common or colloquial names. In the best judgment of the botanist, the correct
scientific name was also assigned.
COMMON NAME
Algae -------- 9-9 eo ree ner rene
Alder --------------------------- Alder, red------------------------ Alkaligrass ----------------------- Alligatorweed- --------------------- Alyssum, hoary -------------------- Amaranth, spiny-------------------- Apple-of-Peru --------------------- ArrowgraSS----------------------- Arrowhead- - ---------------------- Ash ---------------------------- Barbwiregrass--------------------- Barley, foxtail --------------------- Barley, littl ---------------------- Barley, wild----------------------- Barnyardgrass--------------------- Baronetgrass ---------------------- Bearmat -------------------------
Bellflower, creeping ----------------- Bentgrass ------------------------ Bentgrass, rough ------------------- Bermudagrass --------------------- Berries, wild---------------------- Betony -------------------------- Betony, artichoke ------------------- Betony, Florida -------------------- Bindweed- - ----------------------- Bindweed, field- -------------------- Blackberry ----------------------- Blackbush ------------------------ Bladderwort- ---------------------- Bluegrass ------------------------ Bluegrass, annual------------------- Blueweed, Texas- -------------------
SCIENTIFIC NAME
Dodonaea viscosa (L.) Jacq. Medicago sativa L.
a complex
a complex
Alnus spp.
Alnus rubra Bong.
Puccinellia spp.
Alternanthera philoxeroides (Mart.) Griseb. Berteroa incana (L.) DC. Amaranthus spinosus L. Nicandra physalodes (L.) Gaertn. Triglochin spp.
Sagittaria spp.
Fraxinus spp.
Cymbopogon refractus (R.Br.) A. Camus
Hordeum jubatum L.
Hordeum pusillum Nutt.
Hordeum leporinum Link Echinochloa crusgalli (L.) Beauv. Echinochloa sp. Chamaebatia foliolosa Benth. Galium spp.
Fagus spp.
Campanula rapunculoides L. Agrostis sp.
Agrostis scabra Willd. Cynodon dactylon (L.) Pers. a complex
Stachys sp.
Stachys sieboldii Miq.
Stachys floridana Shuttlw.
Convolvulus spp.
Convolvulus arvensis L. Rubus spp.
Coleogyne ramosissima Torr. Utricularia spp.
Poa spp.
Poa annua L.
Helianthus ciliaris DC.
Hy
Boneset- == Bracken
Brome, downy Brome, Japanese
Brome, smo
Brush, elm
Brush, hazel
Brush, mixe Brush, oak-~ Buckbrush -
COMMON NAME
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Buckwheat, wild --------------------
Bullnettle -
Bulrush, hardstem
Bulrushes - Burdock Burreed, wa Bursage, wo Buttercup - Buttonweed Cabomba-- Cacti
ter--------------------- ollyleaf- -----------------
Campion, meadow -------------------
Canarygrass, reed
Cane, wild- Caraway -- Carrot, wild Catchfly Cattail
Cherry, wild
Chickweed -
Chickweed, common
Chicory--- Cinquefoil - Clover, whit
Cockle, corn
Cockle, cow Cockle, whit Cocklebur - Coontail Crabgrass =
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Creeper, Virginia-------------------
Creosotebus Crotalaria =
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SCIENTIFIC NAME
Eupatorium perfoliatum L. Pteridium spp.
Bromus tectorum L. Bromus japonicus Thunb. Bromus inermis Leyss. Bromus spp.
Andropogon virginicus L.
a complex Ulmus spp. Corylus spp. a complex Quercus spp.
Symphoricarpos orbiculatus Moench
Polygonum convolvulus L.
Cnidoscolus stimulosus (Michx.) Gray Scirpus acutus Muhl, Scirpus spp. Arctium spp. Sparganium fluctuans (Morong) Robinson
Franseria tomentosa Gray Ranunculus spp.
Diodia virginiana L. Cabomba caroliniana Gray a complex
Lychnis floscuculi L.
Phalaris arundinacea L.
Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench
Carum carvi L. Daucus carota L. Silene spp.
Typha spp.
Adenostoma fasciculatum Hook. & Arn.
Anthemis arvensis L. Chara spp.
Bromus secalinus L. Prunus spp.
a complex
Stellaria media (L.) Cyrillo
Cichorium intybus L. Potentilla spp. Trifolium repens L. Agrostemma githago L. Saponaria vaccaria L. Lychnis alba Mill. Xanthium spp. Ceratophyllum spp. Digitaria spp.
Parthenocissus quinquefolia (L.) Planch.
Larrea tridentata (DC.) Coville Crotalaria spp.
Croton
COMMON NAME
Crowfootgrass ---------------------
Cucumber, wild
Daisy ----- Daisy, oxeye Dallisgrass - Dandelion Darnel Dichondra --
Dock, curly - Dodder ---- Dogfennel
Dogtail, crested --------------------
Dropseed- - - Ducksalad --= Duckweed --
Elms and ashes, certain---------------
Elodea
Fescue ----
Fescue, rattail---------------------
Fiddleneck- -
Fiddleneck, Douglas
Fingergrass, Fingergrass, Fir, balsam - Firebush--- Flatsedge Fleabane ---
Fleabane, hairy
Flixweed---
Fountaingrass
Foxtail ----
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Foxtail, bristly---------------------
Foxtail, giant
Foxtail, green
Foxtail, yellow--------------------- Galinsoga, hairy--------------------
Galinsoga, smallflower
Gallberry Garlic, wild-
Geranium, Carolina------------------
Goldenrod -- Goosefoot
Goosefoot, nettleleaf -----------------
Goosegrass -
SCIENTIFIC NAME
Croton spp.
Dactyloctenium aegyptium (L.) Beauv.
Echinocystis lobata (Michx.) Torr. & Gray
Chrysanthemum spp.
Chrysanthemum leucanthemum L.
Paspalum dilatatum Poir.
Taraxacum spp.
Lolium temulentum L.
Dichondra repens Forst. (Michx.) Choisy
Rumex spp.
Rumex crispus L.
Cuscuta spp.
Eupatorium capillifolium (Lam.) Small
Cynosurus cristatus L.
Sporobolus spp.
Heteranthera limosa (Sw.) Willd.
Lemna spp.
Ulmus spp.
a complex
Elodea spp.
Oenothera spp.
a complex
Festuca spp.
Vulpia myuros (L.) K. C. Gmel.
Amsinckia spp.
Amsinckia douglasiana A. DC.
Chloris virgata Swartz
Chloris inflata Link
Abies balsamea (L.) Mill.
Myrica faya Ait.
Cyperus spp.
Erigeron spp.
Conyza bonariensis (L.) Cronq.
Descurania sophia (L.) Prantl
Pennisetum ruppellii Steud.
Setaria spp.
Setaria verticillata (L.) Beauv.
Setaria faberii Herrm.
Setaria viridis (L.) Beauv.
Setaria glauca (L.) Beauv.
Galinsoga ciliata (Raf.) Blake
Galinsoga parviflora Cav.
Ilex glabra (L.) Gray
Allium vineale L.
Geranium carolinianum L.
Solidago spp.
Chenopodium spp.
Chenopodium murale L. Eleusine indica (L.) Gaertn.
var. carolinensis
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COMMON NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME
Gorse - -------------- eee eH e -- ---- Ulex europaeus L.
GraSseS ---------------------- == a complex
Grasses, annual -------------------- a complex
Grasses, hay ---------------------- a complex
Grasses, perennial ------------------ a complex
GreaSsewood - = - <2 ----------- HH --- = Sarcobatus vermiculatus (Hook.) Torr. Greenbrier ----------------------- Smilax spp.
Groundcherry- -------------<------- Physalis spp.
Guava = ------- eee ee ee ee ee ee Psidium guajava L.
Gumweed- - ----------------------- Grindelia squarrosa (Pursh) Dunal Halogeton ------------------------ Halogeton glomeratus (Bieb.) C.A. Mey. Hawkbit, fall ----------------<------ Leontodon autumnalis L. Hawkweed ------------------------ Hieracium spp.
Hawkweed, yellow------------------- Hieracium pratense Tausch Hellebore, false -------------------- Veratrum californicum Durand Hempnettle ----------------------- Galeopsis tetrahit L.
Henbit- -------------------------- Lamium amplexicaule L. Hickory=------------------------= Carya spp.
Honeysuckle- - --------------------- Lonicera spp.
Horsebrush ----------------------- Tetradymia spp.
Horsenettle ----------------------- Solanum carolinense L.
Horsetail- ------------------------ Equisetum spp.
Horseweed- - ---------------------- Erigeron canadensis L.
Huisache - ------------------------ Acacia farnesiana (L.) Willd.
Iris ---------------------------- Iris spp.
Tronweed - - --------------------- == Vernonia spp.
Ivy, ground ----------------------- Glechoma hederacea L.
Ivy, poison------------------------ Rhus radicans L.
Jimsonweed - ---------------------- Datura stramonium L. Johnsongrass ---------------------- Sorghum halepense (L.) Pers. Jointvetch, northern ----------------- Aeschynomene virginica (L.) BSP. Junglerice------------------------ Echinochloa colonum (L.) Link Juniper -------------------------- Juniperus spp.
Kikuyugrass- ---------------------- Pennisetum clandestinum Hochst. ex Chiov. Knapweed ------------------------ Centaurea spp.
Knapweed, diffuse------------------- Centaurea diffusa Lam.
Knapweed, Russian ------------------ Centaurea repens L.
Knapweed, spotted- ------------------ Centaurea maculosa Lam.
Knawel -------------------------- Scleranthus annuus L.
Knotweed- - ----------------------- Polygonum spp.
Knotweed, Japanese- ----------------- Polygonum cuspidatum Sieb. & Zucc. Knotweed, prostrate ----------------- Polygonum aviculare L. Knotweed, silversheath --------------- Polygonum argyrocoleon Steud. Kochia -------------------------- Kochia scoparia (L.) Schrad. Kyllinga ------------------------- Kyllinga brevifolia Rottb. Ladysthumb----------------------- Polygonum persicaria L. Lambsquarters- -------------------- Chenopodium album L.
Lantana- --------------<---------- Lantana camara L.
Larkspur- ------------------------ Delphinium spp.
Larkspur, low --------------------- Delphinium nelsonii Greene
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COMMON NAME
Larkspur, tall ----------------- Lettuce, prickly -----------------
LOS ----------9 9-9-2222" -"--°" Mallow ----------------------- Mallow, littl------------------- Manzanita --------------------- Matweed --------<-------------- Medic, black ------------------- Medusahead = = -----<------------- Mesquite - = -------------------- Milkvine ---------------------- Milkweed- - -------------------= Milkweed, common --------------- Morningglory ------------------- Mugwort ---------------------- Muhly, wirestem----------------- MulesearS -- --©----------------- Mullein----------------------- Mustard ---------------------= Mustard, blue------------------- Mustard, wild-------------------=
Naiad, southern ----------------- Nettle ------------------------ Nightshade- -------------------- Nightshade, apple-of-Sodom --------- Nightshade, black ---------------- Nimblewill- -------------------- Nutsedge - --------------------- Nutsedge, purple- ---------------- Nutsedge, yellow- ---------------- Oak ------------------------- Oak, blackjack ------------------ Oak, live---------------------- Oak, poison -------------------- Oak, post- --------------------- Oak, red ---------------------- Oak, scrub- -------------------- Oak, turkey -------------------- Oats, wild --------------------- Onion, wild -------------------- Orchardgrass- ------------------ Palmetto =---------------------- Panicum ---------------------- Panicum, browntop ---------------
Panicum, fall------------------- Panicum, Texas ----<--<-----------
SCIENTIFIC NAME
Delphinium barbeyi (Huth) Huth
Lactuca serriola L.
Astragalus spp.
Nelumbo lutea (Willd.) Pers.
Malva spp.
Malva parviflora L.
Arctostaphylos spp.
Brayulinea densa (Willd.) Small
Medicago lupulina L.
Taeniatherum asperum (Sim.) Nevski
Prosopis spp.
Gonolobus sp.
Asclepias spp.
Asclepias syriaca L.
Ipomoea spp.
Artemisia vulgaris L.
Muhlenbergia frondosa (Poir.) Fern.
Wyethia amplexicaulis Nutt.
Verbascum spp.
a complex
Chorispora tenella (Willd.) DC.
Brassica kaber (DC.) L.C. Wheeler pinnatifida (Stokes) L.C. Wheeler
Najas spp.
Najas guadalupensis (Spreng.) Magnus
Urtica spp.
Solanum spp.
Solanum sodomeum L.
Solanum nigrum L.
Muhlenbergia schreberi J. F. Gmel.
Cyperus spp.
Cyperus rotundus L.
Cyperus esculentus L.
Quercus spp,
Quercus marilandica Muenchh.
Quercus virginiana Mill.
Rhus toxicodendron L.
Quercus stellata Wangh.
Quercus rubra L.
Quercus spp.
Quercus laevis Walt.
Avena fatua L.
Allium canadense L.
Dactylis glomerata L.
Sabal spp.
Panicum spp.
var,
Panicum fasciculatum Swartz var. reticulatum
(Torr.) Beal Panicum dichotomiflorum Michx. Panicum texanum Buckl.
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COMMON NAME
Paragrass------------------------ Parrotfeather- - -------------------- Partridgepea ---------------------- Paspalum ------------------------ Passionflower, redfruit --------------- Pennycress ----------------------- Pennywort------------------------ Peppertree, Brazil ------------------ Pepperweed - ---------------------- Pepperweed, field------------------- Persimmon -------------<---------- Pigeongrass----------------------- Pigweed ------------------------- Pigweed, redroot ------------------- Pingue --------------------------
Plantain ------------------------- Plantain, broadleaf ------------------ Plantain, buckhorn ------------------ Plants, woody- --------------------- Pondweed ------------------------ Pondweed, American----------------- Pondweed, leafy -------------------- Pondweed, sago -------------------- Poorjoe-------------------------- Povertyweed ---------------------- Pricklypear ----------------------- Pukiawe ------------------------- Puncturevine ---------------------- Purpletop ------------------------ Purslane------------------------- Purslane, Florida------------------- Quackgrass ----------------------- Rabbitbrush----------------------- Rabbitbrush, Greene ----------------- Radish, wild- ---------------------- Ragweed ------------------------- Ragweed, common------------------- Ragweed, giant--------------------- Ragwort, tansy--------------------- Reed, common --------------------- Rescuegrass ---------------------- Rhododendron, Indian
(possibly Rosemyrtle, downy) --------- Rice, red- --------------~---------- Rocket, London--------------------- Rocket, yellow --------------------- Rose, Macartney-------------------- Rose, multiflora--------------------
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SCIENTIFIC NAME
Panicum purpurascens Raddi Myriophyllum brasiliense Camb.
Cassia fasciculata Michx.
Paspalum spp.
Passiflora foetida L. Thlaspi arvense L.
Hydrocotyle spp. Schinus terebinthifolius Raddi Lepidium spp.
Lepidium campestre (L.) R. Br.
Diospyros spp.
Setaria spp.
Amaranthus spp.
Amaranthus retroflexus L.
Hymenoxys richardsonii (Hook. ) Cock. var. floribunda (Gray) Parker
Plantago spp.
Plantago major L.
Plantago lanceolata L.
a complex
Potamogeton spp.
Potamogeton nodosus Poir.
Potamogeton foliosus Raf.
Potamogeton pectinatus L.
Diodia teres Walt.
Iva axillaris Pursh
Opuntia spp.
Styphelia tameiameiae (Cham.) F. Muell. Tribulus terrestris L.
Triodia flava (L.) Smyth
Portulaca oleracea L.
Richardia scabra L.
Agropyron repens (L.) Beauv.
Chrysothamnus spp.
Chrysothamnus greenei (A. Gray) Greene Raphanus raphanistrum L.
Ambrosia spp.
Ambrosia artemisiifolia L.
Ambrosia trifida L.
Senecio jacobaea L.
Phragmites communis Trin.
Bromus willdenowii Kunth
(Rhodomyrtus tomentosa (Ait.) Hassk.) Oryza sativa L.
Sisymbrium irio L.
Barbarea vulgaris R. Br.
Rosa bracteata Wendl.
Rosa multiflora Thunb,
Rosa spp.
COMMON NAME
Sagebrush ------------------------ Sagebrush, big --------------------- Sagebrush, fringed ------------------ Sagebrush, low--------------------- Saltcedar- ------------------------ Saltgrass------------------------- Sandbur- - ------------------------= Sassafras ------------------------ Sedges -------------------------- Seedlings, tree--------------------- Sensitiveplant- --------------------- Sesbania, hemp--------------------- Shepherdspurse -------------------- Sicklepod- ------------------------ Sida, prickly ---------------------- Signalgrass ----------------------- Skeletonweed, rush ------------------ Smartweed------------------------ Smartweed, Swamp ------------------ Smutgrass------------------------ Snakeroot, white -------------------- Snakeweed - ----------------------- Sneezeweed, bitter ------------------ Snow-on-the=-mountain ---------------- Snowberry, western------------------ Sod, grass------------------------ Sod species -----=-----------+------- Soliva--------------------------- Sorrel, red ----------------------- Sourgrass ------------------------ Sowthistle ------------------------ Sowthistle, perennial----------------- Spatterdock ----------------------- Speedwell ------------------------ Sprangletop ----------------------- Spurge -------------------------- Spurge, leafy ---------------------- Spurge, prostrate ------------------- Spurge, spotted- -------------------- Spurry, corn ---------------------- Star-of-Bethlehem ------------------ Stargrass ------------------------ Starthistle------------------------ Starthistle, yellow------------------- Starwort, little---------------------
SCIENTIFIC NAME
Juncus spp.
Lolium spp.
Salvia spp.
Salvia aethiopis L.
Artemisia spp.
Artemisia tridentata Nutt. Artemisia frigida Willd. Artemisia arbuscula Pursh Tamarix pentandra Pall. Distichlis stricta (Torr.) Rydb. Cenchrus spp.
Sassafras albidum (Nutt.) Nees Carex spp.
a complex
Mimosa pudica L.
Sesbania exaltata (Raf.) Cory
Capsella bursa-pastoris (L.) Medic. Cassia tora L.
Sida spinosa L.
Brachiaria spp.
Chondrilla juncea L.
Polygonum spp.
Polygonum coccineum Muhl.
Sporobolus poiretii (Roem. & Schult.) Hitchc.
Eupatorium rugosum Houtt. Gutierrezia spp.
Helenium amarum (Rafin.) H. Rock Euphorbia marginata Pursh Symphoricarpos occidentalis Hook. a complex
a complex
Soliva sessilis R. & P.
Rumex acetosella L.
Trichachne insularis (L.) Nees
Sonchus spp.
Sonchus arvensis L.
Nuphar luteum Sibth. & Sm. Veronica spp.
Leptochloa spp.
Euphorbia spp.
Euphorbia esula L. Euphorbia supina Raf. ex Boiss. Euphorbia maculata L. Spergula arvensis L. Ornithogalum umbellatum L. Chloris divaricata R. Br. Centaurea spp.
Centaurea solstitialis L. Stellaria graminea L. Rhsisppse
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COMMON NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME
Sumpweed ------------------------ Iva ciliata Willd.
Sunflower ------------------------ Helianthus spp.
Sunflower, Maximilian ---------------- Helianthus maximiliani Schrad.
Sweetgum ------------------------ Liquidambar styraciflua L.
Switchgrass----------------------- Panicum virgatum L.
Tanoak -------------------------- Lithocarpus densiflora (Hook. & Arn.) Rehd.
Tansymustard --------------------- Descurainia pinnata (Walt.) Britt.
Tarbush ------------------------- Flourensia cernua DC.
Tarweed ------------------------- Madia spp.
Tasselflower, red------------------- Emilia sonchifolia (L.) DC.
Thistle, blessed -------------------- Cnicus benedictus L.
Thistle, bull----------------------- Cirsium vulgare (Savi) Tenore
Thistle, Canada -------------------- Cirsium arvense (L.) Scop.
Thistle, Flodman ------------------- Cirsium flodmani (Rydb.) Arthur
Thistle, Italian--------------------- Carduus pycnocephalus L.
Thistle, musk---------------------- Carduus nutans L.
Thistle, Russian-------------------- Salsola kali L. var. tenuifolia Tausch
Thistle, Scotch--------------------- Onopordum acanthium Iie
Thistle, welted--------------------- Carduus crispus L.
Thistles ------------------------- a complex
Threeawn ------------------------ Aristida spp.
Timothy ------------------------- Phleum pratense L.
Titi ---------------------------- Cliftonia monophylla (Lam.) Britt. ex Sarg.
Toadflax, Dalmatian ----------------- Linaria dalmatica (L,.) Mill.
Toadflax, yellow-------------------- Linaria vulgaris Hill
Tobacco, tree---------------------=- Nicotiana glauca Graham
Torpedograss- --------------------- Panicum repens L.
Trefoil -------------------------- Lotus spp.
Trumpetcreeper -------------------- Campsis radicans (L.) Seem.
Vallisneria ----------------------- Vallisneria americana Michx.
Velvetgrass----------------------- Holcus lanatus L.
Velvetleaf ------------------------ Abutilon theophrasti Medic.
Vervain- ------------------------- Verbena spp.
Vetch --------------------------- Vicia spp.
Vine, tie ------------------------- a complex
Vines, perennial-------------------- a complex
Waterbuttercup- -------------------- Ranunculus spp.
Watergrass complex ----------------- a complex
Waterhyacinth --------------------- Eichhornia crassipes (Mart.) Solms
Waterlettuce ---------------------- Pistia stratiotes L.
Waterlily- ------------------------ Nymphaea spp.
Watermilfoil ---------------------- Myriophyllum spp.
Waterprimrose- -------------------- Jussiaea spp.
Waterstargrass -------------------- Heteranthera dubia (Jacq.) MacM.
Waxmyrtle- ----------------------- Myrica spp.
Whitebrush ----------------------- Aloysia lycioides Cham.
Whitetop, hairy- -------------------- Cardaria pubescens (C.A. Mey. ) Rollins var. elongata Rollins
Willow -------------------------- Salix spp.
Wintercress- - --------------------- Barbarea verna (Mill.) Aschers
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COMMON NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME
Wolftail- ------------------------- Lycurus phleoides HBK
Woodsorrel ----------------------- Oxalis spp.
Wormwood- - = = -------------------- Artemisia spp.
Wormwood, sagewort- ---------------- Artemisia campestris L.
Yankeeweed - - --------------------- Eupatorium compositifolium Walt.
Yarrow -------------------------- Achillea spp.
Yarrow, western-------------------- Achillea millefolium L,. (A. lanulosa Nutt.) Yaupon -------------------------- Ilex vomitoria Ait.
Yucca ------ <2 e ee nme een ee eee Yucca spp.
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