Effects on Trillium recurvatum, a Michigan Threatened Species, of Applying Glyphosate to Control Vinca minor

Robert Tatina

doi:10.3375/043.035.0309

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Robert Tatina^1,*,**

¹1Biology Department Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell, SD 57301

^* Corresponding author: rotatina@dwu.edu; 269-426-3744
^**Robert Tatina holds a PhD in botany from Southern Illinois University in Carbondale and is an emeritus professor of biology at Dakota Wesleyan University. Currently residing in Michigan, he sits on the board of Chikaming Open Lands, a land conservation organization in Sawyer, MI, and serves as chair of the stewardship committee. He is also the editor of the Proceedings of the South Dakota Academy of Science.

Abstract

Clipping of Vinca minor followed by fall treatment with 2% glyphosate, controlled Vinca minor without adversely affecting Trillium recurvatum or other plant species in a second growth, mesic southern forest in southwestern Michigan.

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Robert Tatina "Effects on Trillium recurvatum, a Michigan Threatened Species, of Applying Glyphosate to Control Vinca minor," Natural Areas Journal 35(3), 465-467, (14 July 2015). https://doi.org/10.3375/043.035.0309

Published: 14 July 2015

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