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100 1 a| Roten, Rory L.q| (Rory Lucas),d| 1985-=| ^A1093719;

245 10 a| Establishing native vegetation and improved invasive species control on North Carolina roadsides /c| prepared by Rory L. Roten, Robert J. Richardson, Steve T. Hoyle.;

260 a| Raleigh, N.C. :b| North Carolina Dept. of Transportation, Research and Development Unit,c| 2011.;

300 a| 1 volume (various pagings) :b| illustrations ;c| 28 cm;

336 a| text2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

500 a| "October 2011.";

513 a| Final report;b| June 2007-Sept. 2011.;

520 3 a| Field, greenhouse, and laboratory studies were conducted to evaluate the feasibility for the use of native warm season grasses (NWSGs) on North Carolina roadsides. Location, equipment, and multiple grass species were assessed to determine the ideal method and timing as well as specific herbicide regimes. Few differences were present between planting equipment used, but planting date was extremely important. Stand establishment was very sensitive to environmental conditions and establishment often took two or more years. Thus, individual construction projects should be critically evaluated for NWSG planting depending upon whether ideal establishment conditions will be present. Studies were also initiated to assess the best means of control for alligatorweed and Japanese knotweed, two invasive and problematic species among North Carolina roadsides and right-of-ways. At 7 MAT, Japanese knotweed control with glyphosate, imazapyr, glyphosate plus imazamox, and glyphosate plus imazapyr was at least 93%. Glyposate plus penoxsulam controlled the plant 75%. Treatments that did not include imazapyr or glyphosate did not exceed 20% control. Imazapyr provided excellent control of alligatorweed in almost every trial conducted. No other active ingredient evaluated was as consistent as imazapyr.;

536 a| Performed by North Carolina State University, Department of Crop Science, sponsored by North Carolina Department of Transportation, Research and Development Unitf| 2008-06;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references.;

530 a| Also available online.;

650 0 a| Vegetation managementz| North Carolina.=| ^A425159;

650 0 a| Plant invasionsz| North Carolina.=| ^A652136;

650 0 a| Invasive plantsz| North Carolina.=| ^A581960;

650 0 a| Plantsz| North Carolina.=| ^A7330;

650 0 a| Roadside improvementz| North Carolina.=| ^A82801;

700 1 a| Richardson, Robert J.q| (Robert Jeryl),d| 1974-=| ^A1092192;

700 1 a| Hoyle, Steve T.=| ^A1093717;

710 1 a| North Carolina.b| Department of Transportation.b| Research and Analysis Group.=| ^A531770;

710 2 a| North Carolina State University.b| Department of Crop Science.=| ^A191362;

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Establishing native vegetation and improved invasive species control on North Carolina roadsides / prepared by Rory L. Roten, Robert J. Richardson, Steve T. Hoyle.

Author/creator	Roten, Rory L., 1985-
Format	Book
Publication Info	Raleigh, N.C. : North Carolina Dept. of Transportation, Research and Development Unit, 2011.
Description	1 volume (various pagings) : illustrations ; 28 cm
Supplemental Content	View Online
Subjects	Vegetation management--North Carolina. Plant invasions--North Carolina. Invasive plants--North Carolina. Plants--North Carolina. Roadside improvement--North Carolina.

Other author/creator	Richardson, Robert J. (Robert Jeryl), 1974-
Other author/creator	Hoyle, Steve T.
Other author/creator	North Carolina. Department of Transportation. Research and Analysis Group.
Other author/creator	North Carolina State University. Department of Crop Science.
Summary	Field, greenhouse, and laboratory studies were conducted to evaluate the feasibility for the use of native warm season grasses (NWSGs) on North Carolina roadsides. Location, equipment, and multiple grass species were assessed to determine the ideal method and timing as well as specific herbicide regimes. Few differences were present between planting equipment used, but planting date was extremely important. Stand establishment was very sensitive to environmental conditions and establishment often took two or more years. Thus, individual construction projects should be critically evaluated for NWSG planting depending upon whether ideal establishment conditions will be present. Studies were also initiated to assess the best means of control for alligatorweed and Japanese knotweed, two invasive and problematic species among North Carolina roadsides and right-of-ways. At 7 MAT, Japanese knotweed control with glyphosate, imazapyr, glyphosate plus imazamox, and glyphosate plus imazapyr was at least 93%. Glyposate plus penoxsulam controlled the plant 75%. Treatments that did not include imazapyr or glyphosate did not exceed 20% control. Imazapyr provided excellent control of alligatorweed in almost every trial conducted. No other active ingredient evaluated was as consistent as imazapyr.
General note	"October 2011."
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references.
Report note	Final report; June 2007-Sept. 2011.
Other forms	Also available online.
Funding information	Performed by North Carolina State University, Department of Crop Science, sponsored by North Carolina Department of Transportation, Research and Development Unit 2008-06
Technical rpt#	FHWA/NC/2008-06
Other class#	K4 109:V423
Stock number	10100 NCTE

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