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Linz, George, M., ed.  1992.  Cattail Management Symposium.  U.S. 
     Dept. of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Inspection 
     Service, Animal Damage Control, Denver Wildlife Research Center,
     U.S. Dept. of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service. 47pp.  

Linz, George, M., ed.  1992.  Cattail Management Symposium.  U.S. 
     Dept. of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Inspection 
     Service, Animal Damage Control, Denver Wildlife Research Center, 
     U.S. Dept. of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service.  Jamestown, 
     ND: Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center Online.
     http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/plants/cattail/index.htm
     (Version 15AUG97).

Table of Contents

• Opening Comments
  • George Linz
• A Sunflower Grower's View of the Blackbird Problem
  • Floyd Anderson
• Magnitude and Potential Solutions of Blackbird-Sunflower Problem
  • Louis Huffman
• History of Cattails on the Prairies: Wildlife Impacts
  • Harold Kantrud
• Cycles of Cattails at Individual Wetlands: Environmental Influences
  • George Swanson
• Chemical Treatment of Monodominant Cattail Stands in Semipermanent Wetlands: Duck Invertebrate and Vegetation Response
  • Kent Solberg and Kenneth Higgins
• Evaluating Rodeo® Herbicide for Managing Cattail Choked Marshes: Objectives and Methods
  • George Linz, David Bergman, and William Bleier
• Evaluation of Rodeo™ (Glyphosate) Efficacy for Cattail Management
  • Kevin Thorsness, Calvin Messersmith, and Rodney Lym
• Using GIS to Analyze Wetland Basins in Northcentral North Dakota
  • Jeffrey Homan, William Bleier, David Bergman, and George Linz
• Effects of Rodeo® on Aquatic Invertebrates and Fathead Minnows
  • Catherine Henry and Kenneth Higgins
• Using Fire to Manage Cattail Marshes
  • Keith Blair
• Cattail Management: The North Dakota Game and Fish Department Perspective
  • Ronald Stromstad
• Cattail Management: Views of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
  • Michael McEnroe
• Oral Presentations

• Summary
  • George Linz