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Title Page and Table of Contents
California landscapes before the invaders
Michael G. Barbour, UC Davis
Stowaways and invited guests: How some exotic plants reached the American southwest
Barbara Tellman, University of Arizona
The tumbleweed centennial in the Antelope Valley, California
David A. Bainbridge, San Diego State University
Australian national weed strategy: What are the lessons?
Stella E. Humphries
Group Discussion: Toward a national weed strategy – what role can Cal-IPC play?
John M. Randall, The Nature Conservancy
What traits distinguish invasive plants from non-invasive plants?
Sarah Hayden Reichard, University of Washington
The search for patterns of what determines the increased competitive ability of invasive non-indiginous plants
Bernd Blossey, Cornell University
Wildlife as weeds
Jeff Lovich, USGS, UC Riverside
Exotics in the Southern California vernal pool ecosystem
Ellen T. Bauder, San Diego State University
Why herbicides are selective
David W. Cudney, UC Riverside
Tamarisk control and common sense
Cameron W. Barrows, Coachella Valley Preserve, Thousand Palms
Yellow starthistle: Biology and life history
Joseph M. DiTomaso, UC Davis
Yellow starthistle management with grazing, mowing, and competitive plantings
Craig D. Thomsen, William A. Williams, and Marc. P. Vayssieres, UC Davis
Fire controls yellow starthistle (Centaurea solstitialis) in California grasslands
Marla S. Hastings, CA State Parks and Joseph M. DiTomaso, UC Davis
Yellow starthistle control methods: Biological control
Michael Pitcairn, California Dept. of Food and Agriculture
Yellow starthistle control methods: Chemical control
Joseph M. DiTomaso, UC Davis
Control of exotic weeds with Roundup herbicide: Survey of projects
Abstract: Nelroy E. Jackson, Monsanto
The effects of fire frequency and firebreaks on the abundance and species richness of exotic plant species in coastal sage scrub
Poster abstract: Jason Giessow and Paul Zedler, San Diego State University
Teamwork kills Arundo in cost-effective manner
Poster abstract: D.M. Lawson, US Navy, V. Vartanian, The Nature Conservancy and J.A. Else, San Diego State Univ.
Controlling Cynara cardunculu (artichoke thistle, cardoon)
Mike Kelly, Friends of Los Penasquitos Canyon Preserve and Alan Pepper, Texas A&M University
Ecological control of exotic plants
Poster abstract: Robert M. Dixon and Ann B. Carr, Imprinting Foundation, Tucson AZ
Miconia calvescens on the island of Maui: Profile of an early containment attempt
Poster abstract: Pat Bily, The Nature Conservancy, Hawaii
Native and exotic species interactions in southern California salt marshes
Poster abstract: John Callaway and Joyce Zedler, PERL, San Diego State University
Preliminary results from a Vinca major removal experiment
Poster abstract: Robert Wright, Golden Gate National Parks Associateion, San Francisco
Post flood establishment of native woody species and Arundo donax
Poster abstract: Jesse A. Else, San Diego State University
Centaurea solstitialis and the water balance research
Poster abstract: John Gerlach, UC Davis