Jordan College of Agricultural Science and Technology » Department of Plant Science » 2004
9 achievements
Dahlsten, D., Six, D., Rowney, D., Lawson, A., Erbilgin, N., & Raffa, K.
(2004).
Attraction of Ips pini (Coleoptera: Scolytinae) and its Predators to Natural Attractants and Synthetic Semiochemicals: Implications for Population Monitoring.
Environmental Entomology. 33(6),
1554-1561.
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| Shreshta, A., Clements, D., & Upadhyaya, M.
(2004).
Weed management in agroecosystems: towards a holistic approach.
Recent research developments in crop science.
(pp.451-477)
Trivandrum, India: Research Signpost.
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| Shreshta, A., Hembree, K., & Fidelibus, M.
(2004).
Horseweed increasing in Central Valley vineyard.
The Original Vine Lines.
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| Shreshta, A., Hembree, K., & Fidelibus, M.
(2004).
Horseweed or mare’stail: a major weed in south Central Valley vineyard.
CAPCA Adviser. 12-17.
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| Shreshta, A., Hembree, K., & Fidelibus, M.
(2004).
Why is horseweed increasing in south Central Valley vineyards? What can be done to stop it?.
American Vineyard. 13(1),
8-9.
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| Shreshta, A.
(2004).
Understanding weed-seed banks.
American Vegetable Grower. 52(2),
24-25.
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| Shreshta, A.
(2004).
Minimizing seed return as a weed management strategy.
California Cotton Review. 1-8.
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| Shreshta, A.
(2004).
Weed seed management is essential to healthy agriculture.
Florida Grower. 97(2),
16.
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| Shrestha, A., & Clements, D.
(2004).
New dimensions in agroecology for developing a biological approach to crop production.
Journal of Crop Improvement. 11(1/2),
1-20.
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