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<dd>In a 3-year study, low volume, broadcast applications of 2,4-D gave effective control of chamise regrowth on fuel-break sites, but two applications in consecutive years were necessary in most cases. This paper reports the effects of rate, volume, and timing of chemical application; the influence of plant coverage, chemical formulation, and annual growing conditions; and the cost of spraying.--p.[1]</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Vegetation management California, Southern; Wildfires California, Southern Prevention and control; Vegetation management; Wildfires</div>
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<dl><dd>Plumb, Timothy R</dd>
<dd>Pacific Southwest Forest and Range Experiment Station (Berkeley, Calif.)</dd>
<dd>California Forest and Range Experiment Station</dd></dl></div>
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