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Author Index—Volume 56 January—December 2008 Abaidoo, R. ohen, O. j Hutchinson, Chad M Abbort, Laurie ollins, Amanda S. lannuzzi, James Ahmad, Riaz ong, Luong Chi . . , iss Ishida, Joey K Al-Khatib, Kassim onstantinidou, Helen-Isis A. Jasieniuk, Marie 496 Altland, James E. ook, Tony ... iG ah ice ser ee Jha, Prashant 403, 606 Anderson, Randy L. ousens, R'o ger Johnson, DavidI 383, 567 Anderson, Treva reech, J. Earl 699, 7 Archer, David rosslin, Jim M ohnson, Eric N Ashigh, Jamshid ee ae Aa ates hnson, William 231, 685 Atkins, Steve W. ulpepper, A. Stanley David | S14 Ball, Daniel A. Dale, Richard R. Bangarwa, Sanjeev K. Yamalas, Christos A. ; } : lar aquireza, Cecilia J. avis Adam oe ,5 76, é 3 ad glidou Kalliopi ar Kutiel, P. Davis, Jerry W sates, Jon D. Vince M }aumgartner, Kendra Kico V Beck, K George Antonio Beckie, Hugh J. Dong Bekker, Renee M Dosdall, Lloyd M. Bellinder, Robin R. Doucet, Colleen Belmar, Scott B. Bettmann, Gregory T. Bhowmik, Prasanta ¢ leme, F. . ) Bielenberg, Douglas G ftherohorinos, IliasG Blackshaw, Robert E. Mark Boda Slotta, Tracey A ndrich, Lynn Bohnert, Hans J. Hamid ] 3ollero, German A. Jason 3ollman, Scott L. ris, Virginia R 3osveld, Kerry E. rueroa, Rodrigo Bourne, Anne estone, Jeffrey | Boydston, Rick A. Michael I Bradley, Kevin W. lla, Frank Brainard, Daniel ¢ Jamal Brandt, Randall N Lyle R Brelsford, Monica Sandra M Bridges, Jr., William Todd Broatch, Jim S Brooks, Simon Brown, Charles R. David R Bryson, Charles T. Brvce G.l Buchleiter, Gerald W. Corey K gos, Nilda R Charles H 3urke, lan ¢ David A Burton, J Timothy | Burton, Michael G sulden, Robert H Byrne, Patrick I ger, Aaron G ardina, John lagood, Edward S$ arter, Patrice hn, Russell R athcart, R. Jason ll, Christopher enter, Ted D en, Jennifer | hachalis, Demosthenis arker K Neil handler, James M rrington, Judy handler, Kevin rrison, S. Kent 2 Ma, Shisong hao, Wun S nry, Gerald MacDonald, Gregory I harudattan, Raghaven Henry, W. Brien Mack, Richard N 883 hase, ( arlene A. Hiebert, Ernest acd oe | Mahoney, Kris ] 81 168 hauhan, Bhagirath S. 244, 383, 567 liraoka, Yukihiro. me ; Malik, Mayank S 588 606 699, 722. 814 "i ite, Grace A. .... Malkoyannidis, Chrysovalantis 457 hejara, Vinod K. jolm, Frederick A Mallory-Smith, Carol 26, 496 534 hiang, M. Y. Holtsman, Golde | Mashhadi, Hamid R 400 hiang, Y. J. Horvath, D. Mauromicale, Giovanni 574 hikoye, D. .. Huang, Hong Juan Maxwell, Bruce D. 628 hung, Ill Min Hugie, Josie A. McCauley, Garry N 780 layton, George W Hussein, Yara McGiffen, Milt 58 Author Index 911 MclIndoe, Edd 37 elissa B { 72 Tipping, Philip W McKee, Michael | 762 Rimando, Agnes N 3 lorra, Joel McLachlan, Stepha 1 ; Riov, ] nel. Patrick |] Menkir, A ; Ruffy, Thomas W 07 lrevors, Jack 7 I Sales, } ; I Mohammad Mohler, ¢ Mojtahedi Moldenhauer Moss, Stephen Mueller-Warrz Nadolny A Nandula Nissen, Sco Nordby jO Norsworth Noujdina, Nin Nurse, Robert O’Dono Oliver, | Olsen jal Panetta, | Pataky, Jerald Pauls, K Penner, D Perez-Jon Poppe, St Poston | Powell Pratt Ranson Rao, Na Rayamajhi Reberg Recasens Reddy K Regnier Reid, Scott Renner, Kar Reynold Rice ( ‘ie Richardsor Riechers Riedel, R 912 Weed Science 56, November—December 2008 Subject Index—Volume 56 January—December 2008 2,4-D containment absorption ; nyza canadensis 1butilon theophrasti Za Sumatrensis compatibility \cacia saligna rchorus olitorius diversity ACCase resistance markers adsorption ..... cover crop 103, 146, 271, , 442, 588 genomics legilops cylindrica 606 eographic information system afterripening Shie -ecer se hk ey CP4 epsps gene reographical range allelopathy ...... say rop density ° ° ation ALS resistance 1, 210, 485, 614, crop rotation 103, 146 244, 383, 389, 509 crop sequence 670, 699 \/ternanthera philoxeroides . crop tolerance .. 364 ipbbdere LIC acid aleernate host. ........... 103, cross resistance l giucosinolates 1maranthus hybridus Cross SCNSItIVITy glutathione Amaranthus palmeri Crotalaria juncea glyphosate 1maranthus powellii . cultivation giyphosate 1maranthus retroflexus l hygrophilac ypWnMoossaatte Amaranthus rudis esculentus Amaranthus tuberculatus rotundus 1mbrosia artemisiifolia ytochrome P450 Ambrosia trifida i Je CHTrainia sophia antagonism Nichrocephala integrifolia 1nthemis arvensis 4 ciliaris antioxidant via longiflora apomixes yeaa dimethenamid-P Arabidopsis thaliana DNA persistence a 1rundo donax dormancy . 26, 37, 216, 237 atrazine . 509, 516, 523, 699, 714 {triplex patula icy mechanisms lvena fatua response 464, 685,7 barley Eatare rought stress Beckmannia syzigachne Echinochloa « rus-galli 66 bell pepper I hinochloa oryzoldes bioassay Echinochloa phyllopogon biocontol Eclipta prostrate a bioeconomic model ecological weed management biofuel Si efficacy biological control ine indica . . . 637, 699 biomass accumulation 244, 271, 383, 389, 509 biphasic emergence 2 , 567, 670, 699, 722, 814, 820, resistant canola black zira emergence depth resistant rice Borreria ocymoides emergence model ....... 58 de sorption bromoxynil enhancing desirable species herbicide tolerance Bromus japonicus environmental audit ide pathogen interaction Bromus tectorum EPT( ; herbicide-virus interaction buckwheat Eupatorium ade nophorum . >» See RAs herbivory burial depth [ uphorbia esula ; . 237 290, 490, cabbage expreseed sequence tags Hibi canola eee eee taba bean host re Spe nse ( apsella bursa-pastoris tallow HPPD-inhibiting herbicides arabid beetles fertilizer : hybridization arbon dioxide levels fertilizer placement Hyd bla verticuiliata arfentrazone field margins hydrothermal time Che nopodiu m album field pea hydrotime chlorophyll content fitness Hyparrhenia hirta Chromolaena odorata florasulam hyperspectral imaging citation index flucarbazone oe imazamethabenz cold stratification fluorescent chemistries imazamox Commelina benghalensis fluridone imazethapyr compensatory growth foramsulfuron imidazolinone resistant wheat competition 66, 91, 97, freezing tolerance impact factor ee ee inheritance ; competitive cropping systems gene expression 283, 306, 314, 356 integrated crop management competitive crops gene flow ........ 32, 72, 210, 322, 534 intercropping ........ 400 competitive cultivars a introduced species 866, 867, 883 Subject Index 913 invasive species 196, 259, 394, phenolic compounds Solanum sarrachoides ; S6U, 566, 883 phenology Solanum viarum IPM 477 photosynthesis solarization Ipomoea spp 692 photosynthetic sorghum ISSR : 394 phylogenetics soybean IWM 97, 128, 1 161, 1 400 434, plant DNA soybean cyst nematode 4609, pollen flow spatial clustering IWM adoption pollination . Striga hermonthica Kochia scoparia polyethylene sugal beet Whyonnun 1 1 kriging Polygon sulfosulfuron Lamium pl ] potato ae sweet corn Leptochloa chinensis PPO resistan syne rgism light compensation point tank mixture light quality : tembotrione Linaria 1 prescribed fire temperature response Lolium mull pronamid: e t thifea nsulfuron Lolium persicum Iy ropIa nil tehrre sholds Lolium rigidium proteomics til71l age aie ardatetos low temperature stress protox tobacco mild green mosaic tobamovirus lupin quineclamin« mato Marchant range land ransgenic DNA Melaleuca 4g RAPD nslocation Mmeelroicshtieam cdoenev elo Rreaaplh-atri me 1 I benuron resistance mesotrione red rice procumbens mesotrione exudation turfgrass metabolisn metham remote rion formation methyl! bror residual table production metolachlor resistan rnalization metribu in metsulfuron revegetation ird floor management microarray rice eer canola Mimosa INVISAa Richa? 7 model selec molecular DIK risk Monoche root morni! rotatt morpholog) sattron MSMA scariricat Mucuna science ¢ multiple resistar natural hybr nematode nitrogen nitrogen non-target ef nutsedage organic Oro Ory outcrossing ozone ozone \WX eed Science 56, November—December BRIM aSE A, ee eee