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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «HALOGETON»
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halogeton nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
halogeton e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
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Ecological and physiological factors influencing chemical ...
If chronological age was a factor in the resistance of halogeton to 2,4-D, then
these plants on plots treated the second time should have been killed, and the
number of plants on these plots should have been substantially less than the
number ...
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Veterinary Toxicology: Basic and Clinical Principles
Halogeton is an alien, invasive, noxious, and poisonous weed introduced from
central Asia in the early 20th century. It was first collected along a railroad spur
near Wells, Nevada, in 1934 and rapidly invaded 11.2 million acres of the cold ...
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Weeds of California and Other Western States
Halogeton. [Halogeton. glomeratus. (M. Bieb.) C. Meyer]. [HALGL][Cal-IPC:
Moderate][CDFA. list: A]. SYNONYMS: barilla; saltlover; Anabasis glomeratus
Bieb. GENERAL INFORMATION: Erect winter or summer annual to 0.5 m tall, with
small ...
Joseph M. DiTomaso, Evelyn A. Healy, 2007
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Cheatgrass: Fire and Forage on the Range
Another species at the bottom of the seral continuum on Great Basin rangelands
is halogeton. Like the two species of Russian thistle, halogeton is a member of
the goosefoot family, Chenopodiaceae. Halogeton was first collected in North ...
James Albert Young, Charlie D. Clements, 2009
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Biomarkers in Toxicology
FIGURE 33.14 Sodium oxalate. bands of sheep died overnight from halogeton
poisoning. Life magazine ran a cover story titled “Stock Killing Weed” that
focused national attention on halogeton. Congress passed the Halogeton Act in
1952 ...
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Toxic Plants of North America
Fortunately the risk of intoxications in the Great Basin area has decreased with
the decline in the range sheep industry and a decrease in Halogeton populations
due to competition from other plants (Young 2002). Dispersal appears to be via ...
George E. Burrows, Ronald J. Tyrl, 2012
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International Poisonous Plants Checklist: An Evidence-Based ...
James LF (1970) Locomotor disturbance of cattle grazing Halogeton glomeratus.
J Am Vet Med Assoc 156(9):1310-1312. James LF, Johnson AE (1970)
Prevention of fatal Halogeton glomeratus poisoning in sheep. J Am Vet Med
Assoc ...
... Tupelo or black (Nyssa sylvat'ica) Gumweed (Grindelia squarrosa) Halogeton (
Halogelon glomeratus) Hawksbeard, smooth (Crepis capillaris) Hawk weed:
Orange (Hieracium aurantiacum) Yellow (H. pratense) Hawthorn (Crataegus spp.
) ...
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Advances in Ecological Research
Soils in such areas are indeed salty at depth (Kearney et al., 1914; Cook, 1961).
The succulent leaves of the Halogeton are high in minerals, especially sodium
oxalate (Morton et al., 1959; Cronin, 1965). Thus it has the potential to add salt to
...
Michael Begon, Alastair H. Fitter, 1992
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Invasive Plants of California's Wildlands
Halogeton is readily consumed hy hungry or thirsty livestock and is responsihle
for thousands of livestock deaths. Signs of poisoning include depression,
weakness, reluctance to move, rapid and shallow respiration, drooling,
recumhency, ...
Carla C. Bossard, John M. Randall, Marc C. Hoshovsky, 2000
8 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «HALOGETON»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
halogeton nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
ENDANGERED SPECIES: Squaring sage grouse with drilling poses …
Molvar said much of Jonah's reclaimed lands are now overrun by halogeton, an invasive weed. Once sagebrush is scraped off the landscape, ... «Environment & Energy Publishing, giu 15»
910th's Utah aerial spray mission at UTTR aids EOD, provides …
Their persistent enemy is an invasive weed named Halogeton, an unwanted ground covering that can obscure target sites on the bombing ... «Hilltop Times, apr 15»
910th's Utah aerial spray mission aids EOD, provides training and …
A close up of the invasive weed, Halogeton, taken March 18, 2015. The weed, if left unchecked, can obscure target sites on the bombing range ... «Youngstown Air Reserve Station, apr 15»
Nature Notes: An abundance of crested wheatgrass
Range managers first planted crested wheatgrass to control an invasive weed, halogeton. Crested wheatgrass grows well in our arid county ... «Elko Daily Free Press, lug 14»
EPA report on mysterious cattle deaths at Area 51
No Poisonous plants were noted except for scattered Halogeton along the roadways. Water samples were collected at the dry lake bed and the ... «Open Minds UFO News, mag 14»
Las Vegas Valley agriculture heyday
After the war, the game was changed by halogeton, which had been accidentally introduced from Asia and was poisonous to range foragers. «Las Vegas Review-Journal, nov 13»
Mustang Interests: Public tours wild horse gather site
The degradation of the desired vegetation is now giving way to invasive species like Halogeton, which is lining the roadways and creeping into ... «Elko Daily Free Press, ago 13»
Utah's Book Cliffs on road to ruin?
Non-native cheat grass and halogeton often are the first to come back, and they are no good for deer. Crews must apply herbicides to give ... «Salt Lake Tribune, gen 11»
