Japanese Honeysuckle: A Threat to Texas Forests Ninth of the “Dirty Dozen” Kim Camilli Texas Forest Service Editor’s Note: An introductory article discussing exotic invasive pests that could threaten forest - Texas Forest Service - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Japanese Honeysuckle: A Threat to Texas Forests Ninth of the “Dirty Dozen” Kim Camilli Texas Forest Service Editor’s Note: An introductory article discussing exotic invasive pests that could threaten forest Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-01-29 22:43:52 Open Document File Size: 4,19 MB Share Result on Facebook City Austin / / Continent North America / / / IndustryTerm invasive web site / chemical control treatments / / Organization Natural Resource Conservation Service / / Person Kim Camilli / Ron Billings / Joe Pase / / / Position TFS plant pathologist / Texas Forest Service Editor / / ProvinceOrState Texas / / Region East Texas / / URL www.texasinvasives.org / / SocialTag Plant morphology Plants Invasive plant species Lonicera Honeysuckle Lonicera japonica Campsis radicans Shrub Lonicera maackii Botany

Japanese Honeysuckle: A Threat to Texas Forests Ninth of the “Dirty Dozen” Kim Camilli Texas Forest Service Editor’s Note: An introductory article discussing exotic invasive pests that could threaten forestAdd to Reading List