Abstract
bothersome pest during the summers of 1916 and 1917, in the Rocky Mountains. Here in Kansas it is more or less vexatious. In Colorado it is a serious mischiefmaker in some places, especially in the higher meadows of the alpine region. Where the farmers have previously been able to secure a considerable amount of hay or pasturage, there is practically nothing but dandelions. It is the English sparrow of the plant kingdom. And its end is not yet.
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