Did you know…. that there are more than 500 non-native plant species in Ohio? that some of these non-native plants become invasive and can displace native plants that are vital to Ohio habitats? - Metro Parks, Serving Summit County - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Did you know…. that there are more than 500 non-native plant species in Ohio? that some of these non-native plants become invasive and can displace native plants that are vital to Ohio habitats? Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-08-20 14:55:43 Open Document File Size: 335,90 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Riverbank / / Continent Asia / Europe / / Country United States / / Facility Mustill Store / / IndustryTerm chemicals / food / / Organization Locks Park Association / / Person Virginia Creeper / Dylan Stover / Mike Johnson / Eric Fitch / / / ProvinceOrState Serving Summit County / Ohio / / Region Eastern Asia / North Eastern United States / / URL www.ohiodnr.gov / www.nature.org / www.invasivespeciesinfo.gov / www.cascadelocks.org / / SocialTag Garlic Polygonaceae Invasive plant species Hemiptera Hemlock woolly adelgid Parasites Alliaria petiolata Japanese knotweed Metro Parks, Serving Summit County Biology

Did you know…. that there are more than 500 non-native plant species in Ohio? that some of these non-native plants become invasive and can displace native plants that are vital to Ohio habitats?Add to Reading List