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Linaria vulgaris Miller, Yellow Toadflax<br />

and L. dalmatica (L.) Mill., Broad-leaved<br />

Toadflax (Seroph ulariaeeae )<br />

P. HARRIS<br />

The importance <strong>of</strong> Linaria vulgaris Mill. in western <strong>Canada</strong> has declined since the early<br />

1950s so that now, as in eastern <strong>Canada</strong>, it is a conspicuous but relatively unimportant<br />

weed. In a study in the Peace River area <strong>of</strong> Alberta, Darwent et al. (1975) found that in<br />

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Fig. R. Cumulative number <strong>of</strong> abstracts on the control <strong>of</strong> toadnax with hcrbidcs in the Research Report <strong>of</strong> the Expert<br />

CommiUec on Weeds (<strong>Canada</strong> Western Section)<br />

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