The Fennel Battle on MCB Camp Pendleton: Partnerships and Techniques in Combating the Invasion
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1 The Fennel Battle on MCB Camp Pendleton: Partnerships and Techniques in Combating the Invasion Todd Easley and Deborah Bieber Land Management Branch MCB Camp Pendleton, CA Carl Bell U.C. Cooperative Extension San Diego, CA Pete Tomsovic Recon Environmental San Diego, CA
2 Upland Weed Control Program MCB Camp Pendleton Collaborative efforts to control fennel, artichoke thistle, and other upland weeds Artichoke thistle (Cynara cardunculus) control initiated in 1984 Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) is the most widespread upland weed on Base today Over 1,200 acres of fennel dominated habitat treated; over 18,466 acres remain
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4 Fennel Biology / Ecology Apiaceae family; perennial herb Native to S. Europe & Mediterranean Commercially grown for young edible root and seeds for cooking Reproduces via rhizome and seed Prolific seed production and viability Disperses via water, traffic, wildlife, etc. Disturbance (e.g., vehicles) can encourage dispersal and establishment
5 Baseline Research Santa Cruz Island study Wet season herbicide applications significantly more effective than dry season application (Brenton & Klinger 2002, 1994) Triclopyr (Garlon) applied in early spring had % kill Glyphosate (Roundup) applied in early spring had 75-80% kill (Dash & Gliessman 1994 in Bossard et al. 2000) Base funded study by SDSU Fennel density and height was significantly lower in annually burned vs. unburned areas before treatment No significant difference between burned and unburned areas 1 year after treatment Garlon treatments are far more effective than burning alone Remove biomass before treatment
6 UC Extension Treatment Study 4 replications of 9 different treatments & 1 untreated control for two years (plots = 15 x2 ) Results indicate Triclopyr and a mix of Glyphosate/Triclopyr to be more effective on fennel than Glyphosate 1 & 2 lbs/a % cover and biomass for the Glyphosate/Triclopyr (1+2 lbs/a) treatment was 0 Triclopyr did not appear to affect purple needle grass (Nassella pulchra)
7 Fennel cover before treatment Fennel cover 4 months after treatment % Cover (ave) % Cover (ave) Treatment Treatment (Bell C. 2005) Treatments Rate (lbs/a) 1. Glyphosate 1 2. Glyphosate 2 3. Triclopyr (Garlon 4) 1 4. Triclopyr (Garlon 4) 2 5. Glyphosate + triclopyr Glyphosate + triclopyr Glyphosate + triclopyr Glyphosate (spot spray) 2% 9. Triclopyr (spot spray) 1% 10. Untreated control Untreated control 4 mo. after treatment Fennel biomass = kg/15'x2' cover = % Purple needle grass cover 4 months after treatment Fennel biomass 4 months after treatment % Cover (ave) Treatment Kg/15'x2' Treatment
8 Treatment Methods Depends on terrain and vegetation Combo of boom sprayers (6 ft wide), backpack (SP1), hose (100 ft), 4 x 4 vehicles Mow flatter areas > 50% fennel cover, then herbicide after 1 month re-growth Fire following and aerial treatments have potential Multiple year treatments (3 years) required
9 Strategies & Implications Large scale treatment strategy Base-wide weed mapping (every 5 years) Prioritize areas for treatment using ranking system and GIS modeling Monitor to determine success Cost effectiveness Best herbicide(s)/qty. (e.g., Garlon vs. Telar) Long-term goals (e.g., restoration/succession) Research and fennel data needed Population biology (e.g., seed production, germination, viability, etc.) Invasion and treatment following fire Biocontrol: no insects or fungi known; grazing New technology: equipment, prediction, aerial, etc.
10 Conclusions Cooperation & vast efforts are required Available current research & reporting Online & grey literature Open communication Long term monitoring Adaptive management
11 Acknowledgments & Sources Funded by: MCB Camp Pendleton Partners / contactors: Agrichemical Supply and Recon Environmental Seiger et al., San Diego State University, 2003 Bell, UC Cooperative Extension, 2005 Sources: Personal communication with partners / contractors Brenton & Klinger 2002, 1994; Dash & Gliessman 1994; Miller in Bossard et al. 2000
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