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| A means to an end: a systematic approach to eradication target detection and treatment
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Ball, Morgan
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| Restoring lower Redwood Creek – collaborative invasive plant management.
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Baxter, Tanya
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| Invasive aquatic weeds: implications for mosquito and vector management activities.
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Blair, Charles E
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| Addressing lessons learned from the NRCS Rangeland CEAP: establishing peer-learning networks for effective, low-cost medusahead control within the ranching community.
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Brownsey, Philip
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| Mid Klamath Watershed Council: a collaborative approach to invasive weeds management.
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Chapple, Tanya
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| The development and refinement of a Plant Risk Evaluation (PRE) tool for assessing the invasive potential of ornamental plants.
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Conser, Christiana
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| Modeling habitat suitability for velvetgrass (Holcus lanatus) in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, California.
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Degenstein, Erin
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| Assessing effectiveness of management actions on recovery of coastal sage scrub plant communities over time.
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Dickens, Sara Jo
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| Weed Alerts!
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DiTomaso, Joseph
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| Managing California rangelands: effects of weather patterns on plant composition
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Dudney, Joan
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| Predicting the spread of medusahead in California: importance of climate and dispersal vectors.
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Farrer, Emily
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| Maintaining mitigation sites: the then and now of creating self-sustainingê riparian habitat
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Feldheim, Cliff
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| Effects of defoliation and habitat type on medusahead demography
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Gornish, Elise
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| New Nevada noxious weed prevention and monitoring measures.
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Greer, Jamie
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| Managing invasive plants and bringing back wildlife: the evolution of riparian restoration over 15 years with River Partners
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Griggs, Tom
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| Ustilago bullata, a potential biocontrol for Bromus species.
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Hilbig, Bridget E.
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| Choosing your battles, prioritizing invasive plant management: lessons from the Santa Cruz District of California State Parks.
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Hyland, Tim
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| Edge effects: native and non-native plant distribution along single and multi-use trails in the Santa Monica Mountains.
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Irvine, Irina
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| The “other” invasive Spartina in San Francisco Bay: progress towards eradication for the lesser-known species.
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Kerr, Drew
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| High stakes for California rangelands _ the battle to stem the tide of invasive plants must be a collaborative effort.
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Koopmann, Tim
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| Invasive legume symbioses: do California invasions follow worldwide trends?
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LaPierre, Kimberly
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| Aquatic weeds: water waste or water wise?
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Madsen, John
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| Region-wide arundo control and restoration in the Delta: an inter-agency collaboration
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Mager, Randy
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| Reestablishing the competitive hierarchy in an invaded California grassland through the process of habitat restoration following the prescribed burn of Centaurea solstitialis.
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Mills, Jason
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| A collaborative approach to invasive species management in the Mattole watershed
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Pinnell, Cassie
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| The power of cross-border collaboration.
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Pirosko, Carri
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| Hot topics in biocontrol.
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Pitcairn, Michael J.
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| Update – early detection rapid response pilot project in California State Parks.
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Robison, Ramona
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| Working with volunteers
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Schwartz, Susan; Parodi, John
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| Nitrogen deposition and invasion: the effects of N availability and plant-soil feedback on the success of three invasive plant species
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Valliere, Justin M.
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| Impacts of precipitation change on Bromus tectorum and native vegetation in a sagebrush steppe ecosystem.
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Wade, Catherine
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| Assessing sensitivity of Quino checkerspot butterfly larvae to two common herbicides used for habitat management.
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Williams, Kathy
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| A phenological detectability index for invasive plants of Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
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Wrubel, Eric
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