AN EVALUATION OF THE POTENTIAL OF GLYPHOSATE HERBICIDE FOR WOODLAND CARIBOU HABITAT MANAGEMENT

Authors

  • Milo Mihajlovich
  • Peter Blake

Abstract

Two studies evaluating the effects of glyphosate used for habitat management on caribou lichens and dwarf shrubs were undertaken. Glyphosate substantially reduced blueberry cover at all rates tested in both cutover and uncut areas. Glyphosate did not affect caribou lichen cover.

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2004-01-01

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Mihajlovich, M., & Blake, P. (2004). AN EVALUATION OF THE POTENTIAL OF GLYPHOSATE HERBICIDE FOR WOODLAND CARIBOU HABITAT MANAGEMENT. Alces, 40, 7–11. Retrieved from https://alcesjournal.org/index.php/alces/article/view/425

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Vol. 40 (2004): Alces Vol. 40 (2004)

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