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  • Course
    ...finish this course, you will be able to: Understand plant’s seasonal life cycles (phenology) Understand the ecological value of plants to wildlife and livestock. Identify 13 plants included in the...
  • Tools and Apps
    ...fit your needs for specific plants from the Manage a Plant section. Whether you choose to use a herbicide, biological control, or to remove plants manually, this site can help....
    Hand holding a water plant
  • Course
    Course Information This online course is designed for landowners and pesticide applicators who are looking for solutions related to pond algae control and treatment of floating aquatic plants, commonly known...
  • Publication
    ...growing out of place. Noxious species on restorations can be native or exotic grasses, forbs (broadleaf plants), or woody plants. This publication explains how to control them early. (3 pages)...
  • Publication
    ...takes only a few plants to feed a family and all their neighbors. This factsheet instructs gardeners on the care of squash plants and provides two recipes that showcase winter...
  • Course
    ...of butterflies in Texas. With an interactive garden and numerous videos, you will learn what types of plants will draw butterflies to your location. Objectives: Describe the biological characteristics of...
  • Project
    ...develops knowledge and skills in practical range, natural resource and ranch management. Projected costs are low to medium. Topics include: Ranchland management Water and how plants grow Vegetation areas of...
  • Publication
    Deer prefer forbs, but these plants are not always available. Browse plants actually make up the major part of deer diets, and the specific browse plants deer eat depend on...
  • Publication
    ...Plants can reach 3 feet in height and width, and the flower, if allowed to bloom, can be 7 inches in diameter. This factsheet instructs gardeners on the care of...
  • Publication
    Aphids damage cotton by sucking sap from plants, stunting plant growth and yield, and fouling leaves and bolls with honeydew, all of which translates into economic loss for cotton producers....
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