21. Default The International weed science Society (IWSS) was formed in 1975, by individualsfrom Europe, North America, South America, and the AsianPacific area, to deal http://www.olemiss.edu/orgs/iws/DEFAULT.HTM

The International Weed Science Society (IWSS) was formed in 1975, by individuals from Europe, North America, South America, and the Asian-Pacific area, to deal with global weed science issues. The Society has held three highly successful International Weed Control Congresses, in Australia (1992), Denmark (1996), and in Brazil (2000); its next Congress will be in South Africa (2004). The IWSS is a worldwide scientific organization, open to all who are interested in weeds and their control. The formation of IWSS was promoted actively by the six existing regional weed science societies. The purpose of IWSS is to supplement and complement their vital role. Additionally, IWSS provides benefits and functions of a weed science society not currently existing at a national or regional level. Click to Join The Internaional Weed Science Society. You are the 8137th visitor. Website design by Kittie Kong International Weed Science Society sduke@olemiss.edu

22. California Weed Science Society Welcome to the official web site for the California weed science Society. Copyright© 2001 California weed science Society. All rights reserved. http://www.cwss.org/

PO Box 3073, Salinas, CA 93919-3073 Phone: (831) 442-0883 To promote the research, education and regulatory aspects of weed science Home 2003 Conference in Santa Barbara 2003 Conf. Registration 2003 Conf. Program Agenda Annual Conference Newsletter 10-2002 News:College Corner ... Aquatic and Riparian Weeds of the West Latest News: November Newsletter Conf. Registration Conf. Agenda October Newsletter ... Registration in PDF format W elcome to the official web site for the California Weed Science Society. Founded in 1948, the California Weed Science Society (CWSS) aims to promote environmentally sound proactive research and develop educational programs in weed science; supports undergraduate/graduate students seeking a career in weed science; and encourage and support educational activities to promote integrated weed management systems. Announcing the 2003 Conference "Our Weeds, Our World" January 20-22, 2003 Fess Parker's Doubletree Resort 633 East Cabrillo Boulevard Santa Barbara, California

23. California Weed Science Society - Annual Conference 19 22. 2004 Hyatt Regency, Sacramento 12-14. California weed science SocietyEmail Copyright © 2001 California weed science Society. All rights reserved. http://www.cwss.org/conf.htm

Annual Conference 55th Annual Conference January 20-22, 2003 Home 2003 Conference in Santa Barbara 2003 Conf. Registration 2003 Conf. Program Agenda Annual Conference Newsletter 10-2002 News:College Corner ... Aquatic and Riparian Weeds of the West T he Conference is an annual educational event held in mid-January and rotated between sites in northern, central, and southern California. The program integrates research and educational reports from academia, industry, and regulatory agencies. Sessions focus on weed biology and management techniques and laws and regulations appropriate for urban and agricultural settings including: turf and ornamental sites, trees and vines, agronomic and vegetable crops, industrial and aquatic sites, forests, range and natural areas. A general membership meeting and luncheon are a focal point for recognition awards at the theme based conference. Our membership includes pest control advisers, public resource managers, and university and industry scientiests. Annual participation exceeds 900 and continuing education hours are offered. Future Meeting Sites and Dates January DoubleTree Hotel

24. Southern Weed Science Society Homepage http://www.weedscience.msstate.edu/swss/

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25. Agriculture Western Australia: Weed Science Home Department of Agriculture Western Australia. weed science. Permittedand Quarantine Species Lists. This list will be updated at regular http://www.agric.wa.gov.au/progserv/plants/weeds/Weedsci.htm

Department of Agriculture - Western Australia Weed Science Permitted and Quarantine Species Lists This list will be updated at regular intervals, if you wish to discuss a species addition or removal from the list please contact Rod Randall The text list has been replaced by self extracting compressed download files for the quickest possible load time. When expanded the complete file has over 13,000 entries. Once downloaded you can search the list using the 'find' facilities of Microsoft Excel. You can also save the list as a text version and then open it in any word processing or other spreadsheet software. Please take the time to read the following information to assist your search: Each entry contains: "Status" - 'OK' indicates Permitted species, those marked 'Quarantine Weed' are prohibited entry to the state. Records that had 'ID Required' next to them are no longer supplied to remove any ambiguity from the listing of these names. All names listed are now either Permitted Taxa or Quarantine Weeds. ANY species name not on the list will require weed assessment PRIOR to importing into the State. "Name" - The latin name "Author" - The name of the person who validly published the scietific name "Synonyms" - Any accepted synonyms (synonymous Latin names) "Common names" - Any available "Import Exceptions"

26. Weed Science Meetings Meetings Relating to weed science. New information added on February 10,2003 Questions Western Society of weed science Annual Meeting. Date http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/~bcampbel/weedmeet.html

Weed Science Meetings has moved to: http://www.wssa.net/weedjobs/weedmeet.html

27. North Central Weed Science Society http://www.ncwss.org/

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28. NCWSS - Contact Information Contacting the NCWSS. Business Office North Central weed science Society,Inc. 19982002, North Central weed science Society, Inc. http://www.ncwss.org/info/contact.htm

Contacting the NCWSS Business Office North Central Weed Science Society, Inc. 1508 West University Champaign, IL 61821 Phone - 217.352.4212 Fax - 217.352.4241 Robert A. Schmidt Executive Secretary Questions and comments regarding the NCWSS are welcome. Comments regarding this website should be directed to the web editor. North Central Weed Science Society Inc.

29. International Weed Science Society International weed science Society. Has Moved to. http//www.olemiss.edu/orgs/iws/DEFAULT.HTM.please update your bookmarks. http://www.css.orst.edu/weeds/iwss/

International Weed Science Society Has Moved to http://www.olemiss.edu/orgs/iws/DEFAULT.HTM please update your bookmarks

30. OSU Weed Program The Oregon State University Agronomic weed science Program conducts basic andapplied research and extension programs in partnership with Oregon growers http://www.css.orst.edu/weeds/

A service of Oregon State University Extension, Research, and the Department of Crop and Soil Science All About Weeds In the Press at OSU on the WWW Weed Identification Weed Management Herbicide Information Weed News Publications Research Reports PNW Handbook Personnel Courses Extension Associations Related Links Current News Current Articles The PNW Weed Handbook is available on the web Weed researchers and managers in the Pacific Northwest have been busy putting the finishing touches on the 2002 PNW Weed Handbook. The new version is available electronically as well as in the traditional print copy. Clover broomrape ( Orobanche minor ) grower guidelines Clover broomrape is a parasitic plant that attaches and draws water and nutrients from several plant species, including red clover. Since 1923, there have been six reports of clover broomrape in Oregon. In 1998, clover broomrape was identified in a single field. In 2000, clover broomrape was found in 15 fields in Northwestern Oregon. Raptor tankmixed with Basagran for weed control in crimson clover Raptor (imazamox) has received a Special Local Need (SLN) registration for use in crimson clover seed production. Crimson clover is a slow-growing crop that is not very competitive with winter- or spring-germinating weeds. Additionally, preliminary research results suggest that crimson clover can host small broomrape, a federally listed noxious parasitic weed that is found in the Willamette Valley. Raptor is not currently labeled in other clover species, but may be in the future.

31. Maryland Weed Science - Maryland Cooperative Extension MCE MARYLAND weed science. Maryland weed science Home. MCE Home.Maryland weed science Home. Search. AGNR Home. Pest Management http://www.agnr.umd.edu/users/weed/

MCE - MARYLAND WEED SCIENCE Maryland Weed Science Home MCE Home Maryland Weed Science Home Search AGNR Home Pest Management Reccommendations for Field Crops/Weed Control Bookmark this page for upcoming information about current weed science research programs and field tour results, in addition to information on how to obtain results books. Peruse the "Maryland Weed Reporter" for timely information new products and product changes. Maryland Weed Reporter... ...brings you up to date new products, label changes, and other weed science news. Compiled by Dr. Ronald L. Ritter, Extension weed control specialist. Volume 19, No. 1, Feburary 2003 Volume 18, No. 1, January 2002 Volume 17, No. 1, September 2001 Volume 16, No. 2, December 2000 Volume 16, No. 1, May 2000 Volume 15, No. 2, December 1999 Volume 15, No. 1, September 1999 Volume 14, No. 2, November 1998 Volume 14, No. 1, March 1998 Volume 13, No. 2, Fall 1997 Volume 13, No. 1

32. North Central Weed Science Society http://www.ncwss.iastate.edu/

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33. Insect Chemical Ecology Laboratory Redirect Beltsville Agricultural Research Center Due to a reorganization, theweed science Laboratory no longer exits. Members of that lab http://www.barc.usda.gov/psi/wsl/wsl.htm

Beltsville Agricultural Research Center Due to a re-organization , the Weed Science Laboratory no longer exits. Members of that lab have been relocated to the or the Sustainable Agricultural Systems Lab webmaster@ba.ars.usda.gov September 17, 2001

34. WEED SCIENCE AT NEW MEXICO STATE U. weed science AT NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY. dandelion, yellow nutsedge,tall morningglory. weed science 311/511 Lab Page. Other weed science Pages. http://taipan.nmsu.edu/weeds/

WEED SCIENCE AT NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY dandelion yellow nutsedge tall morningglory The fields of interest of Dr. Jill Schroeder , Weed Scientist at NMSU, include weed management in irrigated cropping systems of NM including chile peppers, cotton, wheat, corn and grain sorghum; herbicide persistence and soil interactions. Projects include interdisciplinary, cooperative research to identify interactions between weeds and other pests. Current Projects: Annual morningglory taxonomy Chile/weed/nematode interactions Weed control in chile Weed control in cotton Weed control in onions Research with transgenic cotton varieties Weed control in green beans Chile Peppers Nematode Other Personnel: Gary Hoxworth , Research Assistant Andrea Sultana, Graduate Student Martina Murray, Graduate Student Cheryl Fiore, Graduate Student Weed Science 311/511 Lab Page Other Weed Science Pages Rutgers Cooperative Extension Weed Pix Victoria WSSA ... Herbicide Resistant Weeds Misc. Science Pages Roots of Botanical Names National Biotechnolgy Information Facility at PSL-NMSU NMSU Weather Page El Paso Climate ... [ EPPWS Dept. Page ] Webmaster: Gary Hoxworth

35. New Mexico State University - Department Of Entomology weed science weed science is the study of weeds, and their relationshipto humans and the environment. Simply put, a plant is a http://taipan.nmsu.edu/eppws/weed_facstaff.html

Faculty and Staff Links Entomology Plant Pathology/Genetics Pesticide Technology Weed Science Adjunct Professors EPPWS Staff Professor Websites Webmaster ... Taipan Help Weed Science: Weed Science is the study of weeds, and their relationship to humans and the environment. Simply put, a plant is a weed if it is biologically successful and if it interferes with the activities, or welfare, of people. Weeds are a problem in parks and wilderness areas, rangelands and managed lands, crops and turf. Weed Scientists are trained in biology, chemistry and agricultural sciences to provide basic inputs for weed management systems in food and fiber production, human health, recreation and scenic beauty, and development and maintenance of water resources. Although weed problems are as old as humankind's effort to till the soil, the major advances in Weed Science have occurred since the early 1950's. Rick Arnold Jill Schroeder Tracy Sterling

36. Weed Science - University Of Wisconsin Welcome to the University of Wisconsin weed science website. North Centralweed science Society Annual Meeting. Fall Weed Management Options. http://ipcm.wisc.edu/uw_weeds/

Welcome to the University of Wisconsin Weed Science website. This site is designed to present the research, teaching, and Extension activities of the Weed Science program in the University of Wisconsin Departments of Agronomy and Horticulture. If you've visited our site previously, we think you'll find the new layout organized in a way that will make it easier for you to locate the information you need. If you have any questions or concerns regarding our website feel free to email us. Weeds are Coming - Slowly but Surely Weed Management in Winter-Killed Alfalfa It's Back: Ontario Weeds ... Amy Gibbs visitors since April 2002

37. UW- Weed Science Extension Page season. The Agronomy Advice articles are short articles that addressspecific weed problems or other weed management issues. Many http://ipcm.wisc.edu/uw_weeds/extension/

Wisconsin Extension agronomists and horticulturalists respond to the needs of Wisconsin growers and related agribusinesses. Programs are developed that build the knowledge base and decision-making skills of agricultural professionals in the state. This involves workshops, hands-on training sessions, field days, and a diversity of educational meetings and materials. The Wisconsin Crop Manager newsletter is a weekly publication that provides real-time information on current agricultural and horticultural issues throughout the growing season. The Agronomy Advice articles are short articles that address specific weed problems or other weed management issues. Many of the articles found here are also found elsewhere on this website. Weed Profiles are information-packed fact sheets about specific weeds including their biology, habitat, distribution, importance, and management. Current herbicide labels and IPM strategies are discussed in the Weed Management section. Herbicide registrations that occur after the printed recommendation publications have gone to press are also found here.

38. Southern Illinois University Weed Science, PSGA, SIUC http://www.siu.edu/~weeds/

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39. UC Davis Weed Science Program weed science PROGRAM. weed science is a program within the Department of VegetableCrops and the College of Agriculture and Environmental Science. http://veghome.ucdavis.edu/weedsci/

University of California, Davis WEED SCIENCE PROGRAM Yellow Star Thistle Yellow Nutsedge Weed Science is a program within the Department of Vegetable Crops and the College of Agriculture and Environmental Science Weed Scientists at UC Davis Weed Research and Information Center - for more information about weed control, including extensive information on yellow starthistle 124 Robbins Hall Phone 530-752-0612 University of California Fax 530-752-4604 One Shields Ave. email: Weed Science Program Davis, California 95616 This page was updated on October 31, 2001

40. UC Davis Dept. Of Vegetable Crops And Weed Science Program The Department of Vegetable Crops and weed science Program of UC Daviswelcome you! The faculty in Vegetable Crops at UC Davis are http://veghome.ucdavis.edu/

The Department of Vegetable Crops and Weed Science Program of UC Davis welcome you! The faculty in Vegetable Crops at UC Davis are currently housed in three buildings: Asmundson Hall, Mann Laboratory and Robbins Hall . The department maintains 24,500 square feet of greenhouses space along with 3,000 square feet of lathhouse and 1,500 square feet of screenhouse space. In addition the department maintains field space. All of these facilities are used for research and teaching purposes. UC Davis Picnic Day 2003 Veg Crops and Weed Science at Picnic Day The University of California, Davis , is internationally recognized as a premier institution for teaching and research in plant sciences and agriculture, and its excellence in the area of Vegetable Crops and Weed Science maintains this tradition. More info... Home Faculty Staff ... Contact

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