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Alien Plant Research Studies and Surveys

Pacific Biodiversity Institute (Washington).

Asian Clams - Lake George Fact Sheet No. 53 (Feb 2014) (PDF | 143 KB)

Fund for Lake George (New York).

Biodiversity - Invasive Species

Lake Champlain Land Trust.

Chinese Tallow (Popcorn Tree): Exotic Ornamental Gone Wild (PDF | 247 KB)

Bay County Conservancy (Florida).

See also: Invasive Exotic Plants for more publications

Citizen Science and the Invasive Fig Buttercup

South Carolina Native Plant Society.

Fig Buttercup (Ficaria verna, formerly Ranunculus ficaria) is an early-blooming perennial with origins in Europe and northern Africa. It is also called Lesser Celandine, and it is sometimes confused with Marsh Marigold (Caltha palustris). More recently, its behavior has transitioned or is in the process of transitioning to that of an aggressive invasive species that threatens bottomlands throughout its adopted range. Even after its invasiveness was recognized, many people did not anticipate that it would behave invasively in the South, as it has begun to do. Be a Citizen Scientist— We are asking you to help us scout areas near you where it is likely to be found, so that emerging infestations can be documented, treated and monitored.

Effect of Spiny Water Flea on Lake George

Lake George Association (New York).

Invasive Gardening and Landscaping Plants: Invasive in Native Habitats of the Southern Willamette Valley

Native Plant Society of Oregon. Emerald Chapter.

Invasive Plants: Let's Stop These Silent Invaders

SOLVE (Oregon).

Invasive Species

South Carolina Native Plant Society.

Invasive Species in the Lake George Watershed

Lake George Association (New York).

Invasive Species in the Lake George Watershed: Invasive Asian Clams

Lake George Association (New York).