SAIN Invasive Plant Pests Resource Collection for: Yellow sweetclover

Species (scientific name): Melilotus officinalis

Title: Wisc. Dept. of Natural Resources.

Author: Martin, M.

Source: Telephone conversation with N. Eckardt, The Nature Conservancy, Midwest Regional Office. June 29, 1987.

Source Type: Report

Publication Date: 1987

Abstract: NA

Title: U.S. Park Service, Bismarck, ND 58501.

Author: Horner, D.

Source: Personal communication with N. Eckardt, The Nature Conservancy, Midwest Regional Office. July 1987.

Source Type: Report

Publication Date: 1987

Abstract: NA

Title: Midwest Region Director of Stewardship.

Author: Heitlinger, M.

Source: Personal communication with N. Eckardt, The Nature Conservancy, Midwest Regional Office. July 14, 1987.

Source Type: Report

Publication Date: 1987

Abstract: NA

Title: Vegetative effects and management implications of a fall prescribed burn on an Illinois prairie.

Author: Schwegman, J.E. and W.E. McClain.

Source: Nat. Areas Journal 5(3):4-8.

Source Type: Journal

Publication Date: 1985

Abstract: NA

Title: Burning a protected tallgrass prairie to suppress sweetclover, Melilotus alba Desr.

Author: Heitlinger, M.

Source: Prairie: A Multiple View, M.K. Wali, ed. Univ. of N.D. Press. pp. 123-132.

Source Type: Book

Publication Date: 1975

Abstract: NA

Title: Self-fertility and inbreeding depressions in white and yellow sweetclover (Melilotus alba Desr. and M. officinalis (L.).

Author: Barcikowski, B.

Source: Desr. Genet. Pol. 7:1-11.

Source Type: Journal

Publication Date: 1966

Abstract: NA

Title: Sweetclover.

Author: Martin, J.H. and W.H. Leonard.

Source: Principles of Field Crop Production. Macmillan Press, New York. pp. 685-699.

Source Type: Book

Publication Date: 1949

Abstract: NA

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