The Role of Pre-Emergent Herbicides in Desert Shrubland Restoration with Brynne Lazarus
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The Role of Pre-Emergent Herbicides in Desert Shrubland Restoration with Brynne Lazarus
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This week’s interview is focused on one crucial aspect of desert shrubland restoration efforts - the use of pre-emergent herbicides. These pre-emergent herbicides prevent seeds from germinating without causing significant harm to most established perennials, and they are used almost universally in restoration projects in sage-steppe ecosystems to reduce the cover of invasive annual grasses. Brynne Lazarus, biologist with USGS, will be guiding us through her research on the use of pre-emergent herbicides in desert shrubland restoration efforts.
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