Applied Weed Science

1. Weeds and Their Importance

2. Why Weeds are Successful

3. The Ecology of Weeds and Invasive Plants

4. The Mechanisms of Plant Invasions

5. The Plant System.

6. The Soil System.

7. Management Methods for Cropland and Invasive Weeds

8. Introduction to Herbicides.

9. Plant-Herbicide Interactions.

10. Soil-Herbicide Interactions.

11. Herbicide Resistance.

12. Herbicide Groups with Significant Foliar Use: Symplastically Translocated Herbicides Showing Delayed Initial Symptoms on New Growth.

13. Herbicide Groups with Significant Foliar Use: Apoplastically Translocated Herbicides Showing Delayed Initial Symptoms on Old Growth.

14. Herbicide Groups with Significant Foliar Use: Non-translocated Herbicides Showing Initial Localized Injury.

15. Herbicide Groups Applied Almost Exclusively to the Soil: Inhibitors of Cell Division in Germinating Seeds and Seedlings.

16. Weed Life Cycles and Management: Plants from Seed, Biennials, and Simple Herbaceous Perennials.

17. Weed Life Cycles and Management: Creeping Herbaceous Perennials.

18. Weed Life Cycles and Management: Woody Perennials.

19. Weed Management in Annual Crops.

20. Weed Management in Perennial Crops and Natural Ecosystems

21. Aquatic Plant Management.

22. Herbicide Formulations and Packaging, Carriers, Spray Additives, and Tank Mixes.

23. Herbicide Application.

24.Tillage Equipment.

25.Troubleshooting.

Appendix A. Collecting Plants for Identification.

Appendix B. Conversion Factors Useful in Field Work.

Appendix C. Weed Science Journals, Proceedings, and Societies.

Glossary.