Pacific Northwest Research Station

Title: Monitoring and assessment of regional impacts from nonnative invasive plants in forests of the Pacific Coast, United States

Author: Gray, Andrew

Date: 2008

Source: In: Kohli, R.K.; Jose, S.; Singh, H.P.; Batish, D.R. Invasive Plants and Forest Ecosystems. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press: 217-235

Description: Invasions of nonnative plants into new regions have a tremendous impact on many natural and managed ecosystems affecting their composition and function. Nonnative invasive species have a large economic impact through lost or degraded land costs, and are a primary cause of extinction of native species.

Keywords: Nonnative invasive plants

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Gray, Andrew  2008.  Monitoring and assessment of regional impacts from nonnative invasive plants in forests of the Pacific Coast, United States.   In: Kohli, R.K.; Jose, S.; Singh, H.P.; Batish, D.R. Invasive Plants and Forest Ecosystems. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press: 217-235.