Nonindigenous Plants workshop: documentation

Proceedings of the Workshop on Databases for Nonindigenous Plants

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Authors: Colette C. Jacono and Charles P. Boydstun

Title page A popular garden plant, Chinese tallow tree, Sapium sebiferum, bears many fruit that are carried by birds and water runoff to invade natural areas. Ranging from Texas to Florida and expanding northward in the southeastern states, this aggressive nonindigenous plant can become the prominent component in habitats that vary from marshes to river margins to dry uplands. Photo by Larry Allain, USGS.

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Jacono, C.C., and C.P. Boydstun. 1998. Proceedings of the workshop on databases for nonindigenous plants, Gainesville, FL, September 24-25, 1997. (Revised November, 1998) [Online]. Available: http://www . . . . .PUT FINAL SERVER ADDRESS HERE>

[ Introduction ] [ Background on Issues ] [ Workshop highlights ]

[ Table 1 ] [ Table 2 ] [ List of Participants ] [ List of Acronyms ]

[ Information Survey ] [ Catalog of Databases ] [ Report Documentation ]

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[ Introduction ] [ Background on Issues ] [ Workshop highlights ] [ Table 1 ] [ Table 2 ] [ List of Participants ] [ List of Acronyms ] [ Information Survey ] [ Catalog of Databases ] [ Report Documentation ]

[ Introduction ] [ Background on Issues ] [ Workshop highlights ]

[ Table 1 ] [ Table 2 ] [ List of Participants ] [ List of Acronyms ]

[ Information Survey ] [ Catalog of Databases ] [ Report Documentation ]