Many management practices have been implemented to control non-native saltcedar
(Tamarix spp.) in the Southwestern US riparian areas. These management practices include …

Conventional willow control in wetland and riparian areas of New Zealand is undertaken
using cut-stump and/or drill and injection application of glyphosate. The presence of …

Prairie Ecoregion once supported the highest densities of Lesser Prairie-Chickens
(Tympanuchus pallidicinctus), but the estimated population numbers in 2014 were< 500 …

Lack of fire in contemporary grasslands has contributed to the invasion of woody plants that
can survive low-intensity fire upon maturity, but knowledge of the effects of megafire (> …

We have been managing tamarisk for almost as long as it has been naturalized in the
southwestern United States. Historical reports show that as early as the 1930s—when many …

Populus deltoides is considered to be a weak resprouter and highly susceptible to wildfire,
but few post‐wildfire studies have tracked P. deltoides response and resprouting within the …

Invasive shrubs like Tamarix spp. are ecological and economic threats in the US Southwest
and West, as they displace native vegetation and require innovative management …

Saltcedar (Tamarix sp.) is a non-native woody invasive species that reduces groundwater
supplies. Natural resource agencies and private landowners are seeking to eradicate this …

Failed agent establishment could be as a result of climate compromising the agent's
reproduction and development (Stiling 1993; Grevstad 1999; Dhileepan et al. 2005). On the …