Cal-IPC 2009 Symposium Working Groups

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Date: 2013-08-25 04:00:43 Visalia California Sierra Nevada Biology Invasive plant species Noxious weed Plants Sequoia Arundo donax Downtown Visalia Environment Garden pests Agriculture		Cal-IPC 2009 Symposium Working Groups Add to Reading List Source URL: www.cal-ipc.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,98 MB Share Document on Facebook

	Arundo donax giant reed Poaceae Common Synonyms: none DocID: 1udz3 - View Document
	1.0 INTRODUCTION Arundo donax (giant reed, giant cane) is one of the largest grass species. A clonal plant that grows in dense stands, it is found in many subtropical and warm-temperate areas of the world. It is thought DocID: 1trH4 - View Document
	EFFECTS OF ARUNDO DONAX ON SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RIVER PROCESSES PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF RIVER HYDRAULICS, SEDIMENT TRANSPORT, AND GEOMORPHOLOGY DocID: 1tomD - View Document
	Arundo donax Distribution and Impact Report March 2011 Agreement NoState Water Resources Control Board Prepared by: California Invasive Plant Council DocID: 1tacL - View Document
	4.0 IMPACTS OF ARUNDO: Arundo Water Use and Stand Transpiration 4.1 Determining Arundo Water Use (Stand transpiration) Water loss from watershed systems resulting from Arundo donax invasion is a topic of serious concern, DocID: 1t946 - View Document