Four tests of broadcast spraying in killing first-year chamise sprouts
By: by T.R. Plumb
Contributors: Pacific Southwest Forest and Range Experiment Station (Berkeley, Calif.); California Forest and Range Experiment Station
Series: Research note / Pacific Southwest Forest and Range Experiment Station -- no. 200; Research note / California Forest and Range Experiment Station -- no. 200; Research note (California Forest and Range Experiment Station) -- no. 200.
Publisher: California Forest and Range Experiment Station
Published: 1962
Place of publication: Berkeley, Calif
Language: eng
Subjects: Control; Herbicides; Adenostoma
Description: Four tests were conducted to determine the effectiveness of sprays in killing first-year chamise sprouts. One pound acid equivalent was found inadequate, 2 was borderline, and 4 was almost as effective as 8. Varying the amount of oil in the emulsion, substituting 2,4,5-T for part of the 2,4-D, and changing the size of the nozzle on the boom did not greatly affect the degree of kill obtained. Increase of volume had little effect on the kill of small sprouts. A second application was required to eliminate sprouts.--p.[1]
Notes: Caption title.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 6).