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If you have any ideas or thoughts about controlling Penn sedge let me know. I saw some studies with scarification of the soil and herbicide. No chemical name though. Any thoughts?
 
P Thomas M. Boos II
Forestry Invasive Plant Coordinator
Office of Forest Sciences
Division of Forestry
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
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If you have any ideas or thoughts about controlling Penn sedge let me know. I saw some studies with scarification of the soil and herbicide. No chemical name... 		Boos, Thomas M - DNR
tboosii
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8:01 pm

Might I ask why you are trying to control Pennsylvania Sedge? It is a native species which is in high demand for restoration work and native landscaping....
Frank Hassler
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Offline Send Email 		Jun 27, 2009
3:57 pm

There are studies from Michigan Technological U at Houghton that show a correlation between high densities of Carex pensylvanica and reduced densities of tree...
Bryce Ruddock
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10:18 pm

Would this heavy density of penn sedge not be a result of earthworm infestation? What ever you replant to keep the sedge out will also need to be...
Patrick & Mariquita
quitapat
Offline Send Email 		Jun 28, 2009
1:37 pm

TNC here in WI manages several properties with dense stands of Pennsylvania Sedge on it. Although a native species and an important component of several...
Hannah Spaul
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