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Reed Canary GrassReed canary grass is a rhizomatous perennial grass. It has been used for erosion control and a grass forage crop in agriculture, however, it also poses a significant threat to the New York's wetlands.
Once reed canary grass is established, control or eradication is very difficult. Therefore early detection and removal is very important. Not All Alien Invaders are from Outer SpaceThe USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has created an interactive Web page that teaches you about 16 uninvited species that are destroying our natural resources and threatening U.S. ecosystems. Interim Invasive Plant Species Lists Compiled by USDA NRCS New YorkHerbaceous and Woody SpeciesSeptember 18, 2009 - USDA NRCS New York has compiled an interim list of invasive species of herbaceous and woody plants until an official list is released. Information ResourcesThe links below will help you learn more about:
Biological Invasions: Economic and Environmental Costs of Alien Plant, Animal, and Microbes
Species Invasive Plant Council of New York State (IPCNYS) Invasive Species - USDA NRCS Plant Materials Program Web Sites with information specific to Reed Canary GrassInvasive Plants Association of Wisconsin Invasive Plant Atlas of New England (IPANE) Invasive Plant Atlas of the United States Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources These documents require Acrobat Reader. Please visit our Nuisance and Invasive Animal Species pages to learn about animals that directly impact New York State. If you encounter problems with this Web page, please contact the Webmaster at 315-477-6524. |
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