Harmful Non-Indigenous Species in the United States

Keywords

Indigenous, Plant ecology, Plant physiology, Ecology, Geography

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• Freshwater Aquatic Nuisance Species Impacts and Management Costs and Benefits at Federal Water Resources ProjectsRichard A. Cole — 2006
• Risk Factors for Invasive Pest Introductions in Commodity Imports: Theory and Empirical EvidenceErik Lichtenberg, Lars J. Olson, Lichtenberg, Erik — 2010
• The changes in the effects of temperature and rainfall on cereal crop yields in Sub-Saharan Africa: a country level panel data study, 1989 to 2004Takuji W. Tsusaka, Keijiro Otsuka — 2013
• ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC COSTS OF VERTEBRATE SPECIES INVASIONS INTO THE UNITED STATESD. Pimental — 2007
• Potential for Range Expansion of the Invasive Green Mussel, Perna Viridis, in the Southeastern United StatesAlyson G. Urian — 2009
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• A Qualitative examination of recent public participation activities in association with ecosystem management in the Great LakesErin K. Muench — 2013
• Globalization and invasive species issues in Hawaii: role-playing some local perspectives.Alison M. Fox, Lloyd L. Loope — 2007
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• Oregon's Fish and Wildlife in a Changing ClimateMark A. Hixon, Stanley V. Gregory, W. Douglas Robinson — 2010
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