Garlic Mustard: A Serious Threat to Iowa's Woodlands, October 2005


Autoria(s): Desconhecido
Data(s)

01/10/2005

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.

Formato

pdf

Identificador

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

Idioma(s)

en

Relação

http://publications.iowa.gov/17413/

Palavras-Chave #Natural resources and environment #Types of environments #Forests #Environmental assessments
Tipo

Departmental Report

NonPeerReviewed