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Annual Brome Biocontrol After Wildfire Using A Native Fungal Seed Pathogen, Susan E. Meyer, Phil S. Allen, Julie Beckstead, Michael Gregg, Heidi Newsome, Kathleen Harcksen, Gary Kidd, Glenn Paulsen, Karen Prentice, Dana Quinney, David Wilderman, Stephanie Carlson, Suzette Clement, Duane Smith, Thom Stewart, Katie Merrill, Keith Merrill, Kedra Foote, Stephen Harrison, Kelly Bergen, Brian Connelly, Trevor Davis, Sandra Dooley, Michael Huck, Laura Street, Lauren Miller
Annual Brome Biocontrol After Wildfire Using A Native Fungal Seed Pathogen, Susan E. Meyer, Phil S. Allen, Julie Beckstead, Michael Gregg, Heidi Newsome, Kathleen Harcksen, Gary Kidd, Glenn Paulsen, Karen Prentice, Dana Quinney, David Wilderman, Stephanie Carlson, Suzette Clement, Duane Smith, Thom Stewart, Katie Merrill, Keith Merrill, Kedra Foote, Stephen Harrison, Kelly Bergen, Brian Connelly, Trevor Davis, Sandra Dooley, Michael Huck, Laura Street, Lauren Miller
Benjamin L. Harwood
A major problem in post-fire restoration of semi-arid shrublands dominated by annual bromes is the presence of carryover seed banks that cannot be controlled using conventional methods. These seeds can provide significant competition for seeded species in the years following treatment. We investigated the feasibility of using a naturally occurring seed pathogen, the ascomycete Pyrenophora semeniperda, as a biocontrol organism for eliminating this carryover seed bank. We carried out the necessary technology development to create and apply field inoculum to cheatgrass- or red brome-infested areas (both burned and unburned) at six sites located in three states across two years of …
Conference Participants: Thirteenth Vertebrate Pest Conference,
Conference Participants: Thirteenth Vertebrate Pest Conference,
Benjamin L. Harwood
The Conference totalled 401 registered attendees. The wide representation from the United States and from 14 countries throughout the world contributed to the success of the Conference by providing a highly diversified group for the exchange of ideas and information.
Proceedings Tenth Vertebrate Pest Conference,
Proceedings Tenth Vertebrate Pest Conference,
Benjamin L. Harwood
VERTEBRATE PEST COUNCIL 1982 EXECUTIVE BOARD CONFERENCE COMMITTEES SESSION CHAIRPERSONS CONFERENCE ASSISTANTS CHAIRPERSONS OF PREVIOUS CONFERENCES CONTENTS
Conference Participants -- 4th Vertebrate Pest Conference,
Conference Participants -- 4th Vertebrate Pest Conference,
Benjamin L. Harwood
The Fourth Vertebrate Pest Conference was the largest ever, with 275 registered participants and an estimated additional 50 to 75 persons who attended portions of the conference but did not register. The attendance was made up of individuals having varying interests in vertebrate pest problems, including foresters, agriculturalists, conservationists, pest control operators, vector control specialists, health officials, wildlife specialists, product distributors and manufacturers, instructors and researchers from twenty nine states plus the District of Columbia. Participants from Canada, England, Germany and Japan provided an international touch which contributed greatly to the success of the conference.
Product Quality, Perceived Price And Product Features Analysis And Their Influences To Brand Image And Consumer Satisfaction
Benjamin L. Harwood
Homa Posniroha Harahap, 2010; Product Quality, Perceived Price and Product Features Analysis and Their Influences to Brand Image and Consumer Satisfaction. Counsellor ; DR. Mohamad Rizan, SE., MM. Generally, the purpose of the research are: 1) Analyzing product quality, perceived price and product features and their influences to brand image and consumer satisfaction, 2) Testing hypothesis on relationship between product quality, perceived price and product features and their influences to brand image and consumer satisfaction,3) Testing hypothesis product quality, perceived price, product features and their direct influences or through brand image to consumer satisfaction. Unit of analysis are mobile phone …