Examples of Invasive PlantsOther lists and databases on invasive plants on the webINVADERS database system, University of Montana http://invader.dbs.umt.edu/ - A site that tracks nonindigenous plants in the Pacific Northwest, along with compiling noxious weed lists from throughout the country. Has a helpful search tool allowing users to look up plants. Campbell, Faith (1999) "Plants that hog the garden: invasive plants in the United States" Fine Gardening online edition http://www.taunton.com/fg/features/plants/invasive/1.htm - A supplement to an article that appeared in the February 1999 issue of the magazine; this site lists hundred of nonindigenous plants considered troublesome. Each plant has citations referring to the expert who considered this plant invasive or weedy. California Exotic Pest Plant Council http://www.caleppc.org/info/plantlist.html - Plants considered invasive in California. Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council http://www.fleppc.org/ - Invasive plants in in Florida. Species Used in this site
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