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The influence of artfficial mulch additions and mulch removal with fall, winter, and spring burning on annual broomweed [Cutierrtwiu drucuuc&idcs (DC.) Blake] density hr the Kansas Flint Hills was studied. Removing mulch, either by fill and winter burning or by fall mowing, significantly increased (X.03) annual broomweed density compared to untreated plots. As mulch thicknees increased, the number of emerging broomweed plants decreased. Cyclic infeetntlons of annual broomwad appear to be favored by the lack of an overwintering mulch ln closely grazed or denuded areas.

Annual Broomweed [Gutierrezia dracunculoides (DC.) Blake] Response to Burning and Mulch Addition