Archived - Nightshade: Biology and Control in the Pacific Northwest
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Weed species in the Solanaceae, or nightshade family, cause some of the most serious weed-related problmes in Pacific Northwest agriculture. Nightshade control is difficult becase the weeds are so …
Published: September 2006
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