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The
PLANTS Database is a single source
of standardized information about
plants. This database focuses on
vascular plants, mosses, liverworts,
hornworts, and lichens of the U.S. and
its territories. See the Invasive and
Noxious section of this site.
Invasivespecies.gov
is the
gateway to Federal efforts concerning
invasive species.
USDA Aphis Noxious Weeds Home Page
The
Center for Invasive Plant Management
represents a coalition of agencies,
organizations, and individuals
interested in managing invasive plants
and maintaining healthy ecosystems in
western North America. Enhancing land
manager and public education,
coordinating regional research,
facilitating partnerships, increasing
multidisciplinary communication, and
implementing practical management
programs are the Center’s goals.
The excellent
California Department of Food and
Agriculture
ENCYCLOWEEDIA: Notes on Identification,
Biology, and Management of Plants
Defined as Noxious Weeds by California
Law
has a wealth of information on invasive
plants in the Golden State.
The
Colorado Weed Management Association
works to continually preserve and
improve the natural resources of our
beautiful state on public and private
lands. Members of the CWMA enjoy a
Colorado-wide network of people active
in preserving the state's natural
resources from the threat of noxious
weeds.
Weber County, Utah Weed Abatement Home
Page a very well done site that
tells it like it is.
The
INVADERS Database is a comprehensive
database of exotic plant names and weed
distribution records for five states in
the northwestern United States. The
spatial and temporal spread of weeds can
be displayed using the historic
distribution records in INVADERS. The
INVADERS web site contains actual
examples of how land management and weed
regulatory agencies are using these data
to improve their weed management
programs. Noxious weed listings are
provided for all US states and six
southern tier Canadian provinces.
Weed
Science Society of America
Western Society of Weed Science
Weeds
Gone Wild: Alien Plant Invaders of
Natural Areas
is a web-based project of the Plant
Conservation Alliance's Alien Plant
Working Group, that provides information
for the general public, land managers,
researchers, and others on the serious
threat and impacts of invasive alien
(exotic, non-native) plants to the
native flora, fauna, and natural
ecosystems of the United States.
See the
most excellent
Lander
County Conservation District web
page for weed management activities in
the heart of Nevada.
For noxious
weed information for states east of
Nevada see the
Southwest Exotic Plant Information
Clearinghouse
For in
Native Plants in Nevada, see the Nevada
Native Plant Society website:
http://heritage.nv.gov/nnps.htm
The Center for Invasive Plant Management
has recently added a
Western Weed Resources Catalog to
their website. This catalog lists
thousands of brochures, videos, slides,
pamphlets and books on weeds,
herbicides, revegetation, etc. and who
to contact to get them. This is a great
resource when you're thinking of making
a brochure on a particular subject and
wonder if someone else has already done
it!
The Crop
Data Management Systems hosts an
excellent website which has a listing
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for
fertilizer and pesticide products of
North American manufacturers. The
labels are as PDF documents and are
available
here...
See
this page
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