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Toxic Pesticides in Glen Canyon Park
It’s pesticide season in Glen Canyon Park, with one of the most toxic pesticides in use: Triclopyr. (This is the one that’s brand-named Vastlan.) The target plants are oxalis, as usual! And a new one – Sheep Sorrel. It’s actually … Continue reading
Posted in "Natural" Areas Program, Applies Pesticides
Tagged environment, Glen Canyon Park, oxalis, Pesticides, sheep sorrel, Triclopyr, Vastlan
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