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| Helps identify unwanted weed and brush species. | Gives information about the most common toxic plants. | Introduces you to the amazing variety of grasses in Texas. | This database is a collection of rangeland plants that are considered a nuisance. |
This field guide will help landowners and rangeland managers identify the brush and weed species of greatest concern in their areas. It includes plant descriptions, identifying characteristics, range maps, and multiple color photos for 99 species. Whether the land is being managed for livestock, for wildlife, or for recreation, this handbook will enable readers to identify problem species. 216 pp.
By: Charles R. Hart, Barron S. Rector, C. Wayne Hanselka, Robert K. Lyons, Allan McGinty
View Plants From This Book Order A CopyThis field guide describes and illustrates the 106 most common potentially toxic plants in Texas. Included are clinical signs in cattle, horses, sheep and/or goats; toxic agents; suggested treatments for poisoned animals; and management strategies for plant infestations. A field key cross-references animal symptoms with plant species. Also included is an overview of integrated toxic plant management. (256 pp., 334 photos, 107 maps, 1 glossary, 1 index)
By: Charles R. Hart, Tom Garland, Catherine Barr, Bruce B. Carpenter, John C. Reagor
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Learn about rangeland management from the great indoors.
Each webinar will cover different topics of rangeland management. CEUs for pesticide applicators are also available. Visit http://naturalresourcewebinars.org for more details.
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