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Dept of Land Resources and Environmental Sciences
P.O. Box 173120
Bozeman, MT 59717-3120

Tel: (406) 994-7060
Fax: (406) 994-3933
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334 Leon Johnson Hall

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Jon Wraith
jwraith@montana.edu
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Bruce D. Maxwell

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Professor; Ph.D. 1990, Oregon State University; M.S. 1984, B.S. 1977, Montana State University. Agroecology and weed biology research on the design and development of nonchemical weed management strategies for annual and perennial weeds in cereals, row crops and forage cropping systems.  Research includes crop-weed competition, economic thresholds of weeds, weed population dynamics and identifying measures of ecosystem integrity.

 

 

Recent Publications:

  • Marcus, A., G. M. Milner and B. D. Maxwell. 1998. The distribution of spotted knapweed (Centaurea maculosa) in Bitterroot Selway Wilderness high use areas. Great Basin Naturalist 58:156-166.
  • Maxwell, B.D. 1999. My View: A perspective on ecologically based pest management. Weed Sci. (In press)
  • Jasieniuk, M., B.D. Maxwell, R. L. Anderson, J. O. Evans, D. J. Lyons, S. D. Miller, D. W. Morishita, A. G. Ogg, S. Seefeldt, P. W. Stahlman, P. Westra and G. Wicks. 1999. Development of a bioeconomic model for the management of jointed goatgrass (Aegilops cylindrica) in winter wheat (Triticum aestivum) 1. Site-to-site and year-to-year variation in wheat yield loss function. Weed Sci. (In press)
  • Herron, G. J., R. L. Sheley, B. D. Maxwell and J. S. Jacobsen. 1999. Influence of nutrient availability on the interaction between Centaurea maculosa and Pseudroegneria spicata. Restoration Ecology. (Accepted 1/99)
  • Maxwell, B. D. and R. Sheley. 1999. Integrated noxious weed management. (Chapter 1) In, R. Sheley, L. Larson and M. Borman, (eds). Noxious Weeds of Rangeland. (In press).

Recent Grants:

  • Converting the jointed goatgrass bioeconomic model to a user friendly computer program. Washington State Univ. contract on USDA Special Grant. 1998. $12,000.
  • Bioeconomic model wheat yield functions. Washington State Univ. contract on USDA Special Grant. Co-PI: M. Jasieniuk. 1998. $8,000.
  • Mapping for site-specific management of wild oats in spring grain. Montana Noxious Weed Grant Program. Co-PI's: A.J. Bussan and D. Long. 1998. $42,750.
  • The long-term impacts of leafy spurge and its control on rangeland plant communities. Montana Noxious Weed Grant Program. 1998. $1,848.
  • Ecological and environmental sciences and management for the new century. NSF-EPSCoR. Hansen, A., W. Inskeep, B. Maxwell and J. Rotella. 1998-2000. $450,500.

Current Instructional Responsibilities:

  • LRES 443 - Weed Ecology & Management (Fall)
  • LRES 543 - Agroecology/Applied Plant Ecology (Spring, Even Years)

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