Turkey / Japan / Russia / United States / Canada / Korea / China / Georgia / / /
Event
Bankruptcy / /
Facility
University of Connecticut / University of New Hampshire / The University of Georgia / Cornell University / Iowa State University / University of Wisconsin / /
IndustryTerm
songbird energy levels / energy needs / massive root systems / cases chemical techniques / chemical techniques / manual and chemical control information / food / energy / fresh and brackish water wetland systems / take over entire wetland systems / mature root systems / Chemical control techniques / herbicide applications / dense root systems / root systems / wrong chemical / /
University of Georgia / The Nature Conservancy and Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife / University of Connecticut / USDA Forest Service / Iowa State University / New Hampshire Fish & Game Department / Cornell University / New England Wildflower Society / U.S. Department of Agriculture / Invasive Exotic Plants James D. Oehler / New Hampshire Fish & Game Department / Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife / University of New Hampshire / Nature Conservancy / University of Wisconsin / /
Person
Tartarian Bush / Chris Mattrick / Leslie J. Mehrhoff / John M. Randall / John Lynch / James D. Oehler / Norman E. Rees / Chuck Bargeron / Bill Byrne / / /
Position
land owner/manager / /
ProvinceOrState
Wisconsin / Maine / Nevada / Louisiana / Connecticut / Montana / Florida / North Carolina / California / Massachusetts / Ontario / New Hampshire / Minnesota / /
Region
Midwest U.S. / southern New England / western Asia / southern Russia / east coast / New England / eastern U.S. / /
Chapter 8. Invasive Exotic Plants James D. Oehler, New Hampshire Fish & Game Department, 11 Hazen Drive, Concord, NH[removed]removed] The title “Invasive Exotic Plants” may sound like the beginnings