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Bringing People Together & Sharing Knowledge in the Northern Rockies
Invasive Species Science Update (No. 12)
Year Published: 2020
Description:
In this issue, we include topics from the importance of biocrusts on invasive versus native plant establishment, effects of dryland restoration on invasive plants, using native seed mixes (rather than nonnative grass mixes) to inhibit cheatgrass invasion after fire, and exploring volatiles of high-elevation pines to better understand resistance to insects and pathogens. As always, we welcome feedback on ways to improve the ISWG and this newsletter.
Citation: Runyon, Justin, ed. 2020. Invasive Species Science Update (No. 12). Fort Collins, CO: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station. 10 p.
Topic(s): Fire Effects, Ecological - Second Order, Invasive Species, Annual Invasive
Ecosystem(s): None
Document Type: Technical Report or White Paper
NRFSN number: 21181
Joint Fire Science Program
The Northern Rockies Fire Science Network is one of 15 regional fire science exchanges sponsored by the Joint Fire Science Program (FireScience.gov).
