Inkata Press / Consumer Services / Intercept Ltd. / John Wiley & Sons / /
Continent
Asia / North America / /
Country
Mexico / United States / Canada / India / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
New York Botanical Garden / College Avenue / University of Florida / Montana State University / Native plant / Plant Manage / Plant Industry / Institute of Food / /
IndustryTerm
preferred food plants / flood-control systems / water systems / food / canal systems / /
NaturalFeature
Florida lakes / Valley of California / Tampa Bay / San Marcos River / /
Organization
Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences / Florida Department of Agriculture / Center for Aquatic / Renner / USDA / Florida Department of Natural Resources / Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council / USA 2Agronomy Department / Montana State University / Florida Department of Environmental Protection / Ft. Lauderdale Research and Education Center / D. L. SUTTON2 1Entomology and Nematology Department / Invasive Plant Management Division / Information Office / University of Florida / Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants / Texas Research Foundation / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
K. Brown / Gary Buckingham / Rob Kipker / Neal R. Spencer / George Bowes / Flora MacColl / Judy Ludlow / C.A. Horsburgh / D.E. Canfield / Jr. / Cham / Alison Fox / Nancy Coile / Howard Frank / T. Anderson / Van Dijk / /
Position
miner / Walker / researcher / representative / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Virginia / M.B. / New York / Hays County / Montana / Florida / North Carolina / California / /
Region
northeastern United States / southeastern United States / central Florida / south Florida / northern Mexico / /
Is the Aquatic Weed Hygrophila, Hygrophila polysperma (Polemoniales: Acanthaceae), a Suitable Target for Classical Biological Control?