Garlic Mustard: A Serious Threat to Iowa's Woodlands, October 2005
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01/10/2005
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Resumo |
Garlic mustard is a rapidly spreading, highly invasive non-native plant. It was introduced from Europe in mid-1800 for medicinal and herbal uses. Came to the United States without predatory beetles or other natural controls. Threatens to rob us of healthy, diverse native woodlands. |
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http://publications.iowa.gov/17413/1/mustard_brochure.pdf (2005) Garlic Mustard: A Serious Threat to Iowa's Woodlands, October 2005. Natural Resources, Department of |
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http://publications.iowa.gov/17413/ |
Palavras-Chave | #Natural resources and environment #Types of environments #Forests #Environmental assessments |
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Departmental Report NonPeerReviewed |