Riparian Weed and Arundo donax Bibliography
Deanne DiPietro
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Bazzaz, F. A. 1986. Life history of colonizing plants: Some demographic, genetic, and
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Biological Invasions of North America and Hawaii.  New York: Springer-Verlag.

Bell, G. 1994. Biology and growth habits of giant reed (Arundo donax).  In: Jackson,
N. E., Frandsen, P., Douthit, S. eds., 1994.  Arundo donax workshop proceedings.
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Burke, M. J., Grime, J. P., 1996. An experimental study of plant community
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D'Antonio CM, Dudley TL, Mack M., 2000. Disturbance and biological invasions: Direct
effects and feedbacks. Pages 429-468 in Walker LR, ed. Ecosystems of Disturbed Ground.
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Douce, R. 1994. The biological pollution of Arundo donax in river estuaries and
beaches, In: Jackson, N. E., Frandsen, P., Douthit, S. eds., 1994.  Arundo donax
workshop proceedings. Ontario, CA.  

Douthit, S. 1994. Arundo donax in the Santa Ana
River Basin, In: Jackson, N. E., Frandsen, P., Douthit, S. eds., 1994.  Arundo donax
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Dudley, T. and B. Collins. 1995. Biological invasions in California wetlands: the
impacts and control of non-indigenous species in natural areas. Pacific Institute for
SIDES, Oakland, CA.

Mooney, H. A. and J.  A. Drake, eds. Ecology of Biological Invasions of North America
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Edwards, K. R., Adams, S. M., Kvet, J. 1995. Pp 161-180 in: Pysek, P., Prach, K.,
Rejmánek, M., Wade, M. eds. Plant Invasions - General Aspects and Special Problems,
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Else, J.A. 1996. Post-flood establishment of native woody species and an exotic,
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Else, J.A., Lawson, D., Vartanian, V. 1996. Removal of Arundo donax on the Santa
Margarita River: effectiveness of different removal treatments and recovery of native
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Elton, C. S. 1958. The Ecology of Invasions by Animals and Plants.  London: Methuen
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Ewel J. J. 1986. Invasibility: Lessons from South Florida. Pages 214-230 in Mooney HA,
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Ewel, John J.; O'Dowd, Dennis J.; Bergelson, Joy; Daehler, Curtis C.; D'Antonio, Carla
M.; Gomez, Luis Diego; Gordon, Doria R.; Hobbs, Richard J.; Holt, Alan; Hopper, Keith
R.; Hughes, Colin E.; LaHart, Marcy; Leakey, Roger R.B.; Lee, William G.;

Loope, Lloyd L.; Lorence, David H.; Louda, Svata M.; Lugo, Ariel E.; McEvoy, Peter B.;
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Frandsen, P. R., 1997. Team Arundo: Interagency Cooperation to control giant cane
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Frandsen, P. and N. Jackson. 1994. The impact of Arundo donax on flood control and
endangered species. Pp. 13-16 in: Jackson, N. E., Frandsen, P., Douthit, S. eds.,
1994.  Arundo donax workshop proceedings.

Frandsen,. P. 1994. Team Arundo: a model for inter-agency cooperation. Pp. 35-40 in:
Jackson, N. E., Frandsen, P., Douthit, S. eds., 1994. Arundo donax workshop
proceedings. Ontario, CA.

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Gordon D. R. 1998. Effects of invasive, nonindigenous plant species on ecosystem
processes: Lessons from Florida. Ecological Applications 8: 975-989.

Greco, S. E., 1999. Monitoring Riparian landscape Change and Modeling Habitat Dynamics
of the Yellow-billed Cuckoo on the Sacramento River, California. Ph. D.  disertation,
University of California, Davis.

Hengeveld R. 1989. Dynamics of Biological Invasions. London: Chapman & Hall.

Heywood, V. H. 1989. Patterns, extents and modes of invasions by terrestrial plants
In: Biological Invasions: A Global Perspective, ed.  J. A. Drake et al. SCOPE 37. New
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Hobbs R. J., Huenneke L. F. 1992. Disturbance, diversity and invasion: Implications
for conservation. Conservation Biology 6: 324-337.

Hoshovsky, M. 1987. Element stewardship abstract: Arundo donax. The Nature
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Huenneke, L. F. In press. Outlook for plant invasions. Interactions with other agents
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Iverson, M. 1994. The impact of Arundo donax on water resources, Pp 19-25 in: Jackson,
N. E., Frandsen, P., Douthit, S. eds., 1994.  Arundo donax workshop proceedings.
Ontario, CA.

Jackson, N. 1994. Control of Arundo donax: techniques and pilot project. Pp 27-33 in:
Jackson, N. E., Frandsen, P., Douthit, S. eds., 1994.  Arundo donax workshop
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Jackson, N.E., P. Frandsen and S. Duthoit. 1994. Proceedings of the Arundo donax
workshop, Nov. 1993, Ontario, CA. Calif. Exotic Pest Plant Council, Riverside.
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Kowarik I. 1995. Time lags in biological invasions with regard to the success and
failure of alien species. Pages 15-38 in Pylek P, Prach K, Rejmánek M, Wade M, eds.
Plant Invasions, General Aspects and Special Problems. Amsterdam (The Netherlands):
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Monsanto Corp. - Anon. 1992. Native habitat restoration: Controlling Arundo donax.
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Mount, J. F., 1995. California Rivers and Streams. Berkeley: University of California
Press.

National Weed Strategy for Invasive Plant Management, Federal Interagency Committee
for the Management of Noxious and Exotic Weeds
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Office of Technology Assessment. 1993. Harmful Non-Indigenous Species in the United
States. U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C.

Orians G. H. 1986. Site characteristics favoring invasions. Pp. 133-148 in Mooney H.
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Panetta F. D. 1993. A system of assessing proposed plant introductions for weed
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Pysek, p. 1995. Pp. 223-236 in Pysek, P., Prach, K. Rejmánek, M., and Wade, M. eds.
Plant Invasions- General Aspects and Special Problems.  The Netherlands:SPB
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Sandlund, O., Schei, P., and Viken, A. eds., Invasive Species and Biodiversity
Management. London: Kluwer Academic Publishers.

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Roughgarden, J. 1986. Predicting invasions and rates of spread. Pg 179-187 in: Mooney,
H. A., Drake, J. A. eds., Ecology of Biological Invasions of North America and Hawaii.
New York: Springer-Verlag.

Scott, G.D. 1994. Fire threat from Arundo donax. Pp. 17-18 In: Jackson, N. E.,
Frandsen, P., Douthit, S. eds., 1994.  Arundo donax workshop proceedings.

Shigesada N, Kawasaki, K. 1997. Biological Invasions: Theory and Practice. New York:
Oxford University Press.

Soule, M. E. 1990. The onslaught of alien species, and other challenges in the coming
decades. Conservation Biology. v4:233-239.

Team Arundo del Norte Website, 1995. http://teamarundo.org/.

The Nature Conservancy - Anon. 1996. Control and management of Giant reed (Arundo
donax) and saltcedar (tamarix spp.) in waters of the United States and wetlands.
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Engineers, Los Angeles.

Trumbo, J. 1998. Comparison of three methods of glyphosate application and their
effects in the control of Arundo donax. Calif. Dept. of Fish and Game, Sacramento.

Vitousek, P. M.; D'Antonio, C. M.; Loope, L. L.; Westbrooks, R. 1996.  Biological
invasions as global environmental change. American Scientist v84, n5 (Sept-Oct,
1996):468

Walker, L. R., Stanley, S., 1997. Impacts of invasive plants on community and
ecosystem properties. Pp 69-86 in: Luken, J. O. Thieret, J. W., eds. Assessment and
Management of Plant Invasions, New York: Springer.

Wynd, F. L., G. P. Steinbauer and N.R. Diaz. 1948. Arundo donax as a forage grass in
sandy soils. Lloydia 11:181-184.