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Exotic Species: Common Teasel
- 2010
- DOI. NPS. Science of the American Southwest.
- See also: Invasive Plant Species for more fact sheets
Exotic Species: Purple Loosestrife
- 2010
- DOI. NPS. Science of the American Southwest.
- See also: Invasive Plant Species for more fact sheets.
Exotic Species: Purple Starthistle
- 2010
- DOI. NPS. Science of the American Southwest.
- See also: Fact Sheets for Invasive Exotic Plants for more fact sheets
Exotic Species: Scotch Broom
- 2010
- DOI. NPS. Science of the American Southwest.
- See also: Invasive Plant Species for more fact sheets
Exotic Species: St. Johnswort
- 2010
- DOI. NPS. Science of the American Southwest.
- See also: Invasive Plant Species for more fact sheets
Field Guide for Managing Russian Knapweed in the Southwest [PDF, 2.04 MB]
- Feb 2015
- USDA. FS. Southwestern Region.
- See also: Weed Field Guides for more species
Region 3 - Invasive Species
- USDA. Forest Service. Southwestern Region.
- The U.S. Forest Service has developed a number of Regional documents for invasive species management for the Southwestern Region (Region 3). Region 3 covers national forests and grasslands in Arizona and New Mexico along with national grasslands in western Oklahoma and the Texas panhandle.Region 3 covers national forests and grasslands in Arizona and New Mexico along with national grasslands in western Oklahoma and the Texas panhandle.