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Report on invasive plant species on Tonga
Tongatapu and ‘Eua and may be a horticultural variety with weak invasive tendencies. However, given the species’ behavior on Saipan, it would be good policy to discourage ... monitored for spread and not introduced to additional locations without due consideration of its invasive tendencies. The tentative identification of the Ligustrum plants seen in cultivation on Hala Fatafehi in ...
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Cladophora vagabunda
This small green alga is usually ... of the same species. Therefore, the genus as a whole should be observed for invasive tendencies. References Littler, D.S. and Mark M., 2000. Caribbean Reef Plants. OffShore Graphics, Washington ...
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Caulerpa sertularioides
O‘ahu and Kaua‘i. This species closely resembles C. taxifolia, the invasive "killer weed" of the Mediterranean. Caulerpa sertularioides attached to hard substrate on the reef ... elsewhere in the world because of its highly invasive nature. Though not an invasive in Hawaiian waters, C. taxifolia communities should be watched for invasive tendencies. For this reason, it is important to ...
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The Edible Pond and Bog Garden - Plants For A Future
However, it more than makes up for its antisocial tendencies with its quite impressive list of ... ...it would be helpful to know if any of these have invasive tendencies.The Edible Pond and Bog Garden Ken Fern, Plants for ... control. To find out if any of the plants above have invasive tendencies, simply consult the specific database entry for that plant. A ...
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Controlling English Ivy
Washington has identified four cultivars as having invasive tendencies (see sidebar for names and photos), and control and education efforts are left up to ... ,7a You can put an 8-inch layer of mulch directly on top of plants. Invasive English Ivy (Washington State): Photos Hedera helix 'Baltica' Hedera helix 'Pittsburgh' Hedera helix 'Star' Hedera ...
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Plants For A Future - Useful Weeds
Aegopodium podagraria. Ground Elder is a vigorous and very invasive perennial, growing about 60cm tall and spreading rapidly by its ... other herbaceous species. There is, however, a variegated form of this species that is less invasive and is sometimes grown in the ornamental garden. Ground Elder has a long history of ...
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African savannah, researchers have found that elephants exhibit strong tendencies to avoid significantly sloped terrain, and that such land features likely represent ... Birds Bushmeat Cetaceans Elephants Endangered Species Extinction Fish Frogs Gorillas Herps Hunting Insects Invasive Species Lemurs Mammals Monkeys Orangutans Polar Bears Primates Reptiles Rhinos Rodents Sharks ...
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