Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Entomology & Plant Pathology
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Gib-1: County Road 300 SouthComments: This site is easily accessible from the county road and field. It is relatively flat except for a steep bank located immediately adjacent to the county road. Minimal erosion control will be needed at this site. There are not any bodies of water close to the site, however the site is immediately adjacent to soybean fields. Endangered Species: None reported on state recordsLegumes:2 Large Gleditisia triancnthos Some small Robinia psuedoacacia Other trees and understory plants: Celtis occidentalis Fraxinus Glechoma hederacea Juglans nigra Lonicera japonica ‘Halliana’ Lonicera mackii Prunus serotina Rubus Setaria glaucaGib-3: County Raod 825 WestComments: This site is located along the county road. There is a high risk of erosion and parts of the site are extremely steep. The site is easily accessible from the road and there are not any bodies of water close to the site. Endangered Species: None reported near site. Gibson County, Kudzu - Charles and Lois Alvis property Legumes: Gleditsia spp. (thornless) Other trees and understory plants: Acer saccharum Carya spp. Fraxinus pennsylvanica Juglans nigra Ulmus Americana Har-6: New Salisbury, 668 Shady Lane NE Comments: This site is located just west of SR 135 south of Palmyra, IN. The kudzu is located approximately ¼ of a mile behind the house on the property. It is easily accessible from the soybean field, but 4 wheel drive will be necessary to access the site. Erosion should not be a major concern at the site and there are not any bodies of water near the site. However, water contamination may still pose a problem because of the karst topography and numerous sink holes. Endangered Species New Salisbury 668 Shady Lane Crandall Quadrangle: Barrens - chert Chert Barrens SG 1984-06 002S004E 17 NEQ SWQ Legumes: No legumes were found at the site Other trees and understory plants: Acer rubrum Acer saccharum Ailanthus altissima Allium vineale Carya Celtis occidentalis Cornus florida Juniperus virginiana Lamium amplexicaule-Henbit Liriodendron tulipifera Platanus occidentalis Prunus serotina Quercus prinus Quercus rubra Rosa multiflora Sasafrass albidum Smilax rotundifolia Stellaria media-Common Chickweed Law-11: Woodsferry Road Comments: This site is easily accessible from the neighbor driveway. There are not many trees in the site itself but there are trees located on the edge of the site. The site is close to the river but not adjacent to the river. The river is a few hundred yards away and the site exists on a bluff above the river. The site is relatively flat and erosion will not be a concern at this site. Soils: Not sandy Legumes: Robinia pseudoacacia Other trees and understory plants: Quercus rubra Fraxinus Americana Platanus Americana Craya glabra Acer saccharrum Christmas fern Rubus Rosa multiflora Mrt-5: National Gypsum, Near Water Tower Comments: This site is easily accessible from the existing roads on the property. The site is moderately steep but there is little risk of erosion. The growth is moderately thick. There are not any bodies of water close to the site. Soil Type: Not sandy Legumes Cercis canadensis Robinia pseudoacacia Other trees and understory plants: Liquidambar styraciflua Platanus occidentalis Rosa multiflora Rubus Org-3: North Side of Marengo, Ross Road Comments: This site is relatively large and exists on the back side of a field. Accessibility may be an issue depending on the crop planted in the field during the time of application. There are a fair amount of trees on the site, but the site is not close to any bodies of water. There is a moderate to moderately severe risk of erosion at the site because the site exist on a steep hill. The amount of erosion control will depend on the native seed bank under the kudzu. Soil Type: Not Sandy Endangered Species: Contact Environmental Assesment and Early Coordination Legumes: No found at time of inspection Other trees and understory plants: Acer rubrum Acer saccharum Cornus florida Christmas fern Fraxinus Americana Juniperus virginiana Quercus rubra Pos-2: Ford Road Comments: This site is located in a creek ravine behind a residence. There is a moderate risk of erosion at this site and the creek will require the use of glyphosate based products for adjacent treatment. All of the site is in a steep area, the landowner has existing trails that will make it easy to reach the site. The matt is very thick at this site and traversing the site will be difficult. The SE site of the site has an abundance of briars and multiflora rose, but the west side of the site is easily accessible. Clopyralid can be used at most of the site and stump treating will likely be necessary. Soils: Not Sandy Legumes: None found during inspection Other trees and understory plants: Christmas fern Cornus florida Diospyros virginiana Elaegnus angustifolia Fraxinus Americana Liquidambar styraciflua Lonicera japonica ‘Halliana’ Phytolacca Americana Platanus occidentalis Populus deltoides Prunus serotina Prunus serotina Quercus alba Quercus rubra Rosa multiflora Sasafrass albidum Smilax Ulmus Americana Sites Requiring Second Year of Treatment
Clk-3: South of Borden, IN Comments: This site is located along a stream bank south of Borden, IN. It is accessible from the resident located at 20414. However the access to this property is from a small bridge that is no greater than 8 feet wide and it will not handle heavy equipment. There is a ford on the creek that can provide access when the creek is low. Water will be a major issue at this site because much of the kudzu is growing on the flood plain. I would recommend that only glyphosate be used to control this site. Erosion will not be a major problem except immediately along the stream bank Soil Types: Endangerede Species: Vascular Plant Lechea racemulosa (Illinois Pinweed) SE 184-10-17 Legumes: None present Other trees and understory plants: Acer saccharum Juglans nigra Lonicear japonica ‘Halliana’ |