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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Invasive plants--Washington (State)"”.
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A holistic approach to Mima mound prairie restoration
<p>"Invasive winter annual grass (IWAGs) abundance has increased throughout much of the western United States, with serious consequences for biodiversity and ecosystem function. While a variety of tools have been used to control IWAGS, they often fail to achieve the goal of creating a …
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Plant community restoration on mima mounds at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge, WA
… management plans integrate techniques to reduce invasive species abundance, increase native species abundance and reduce invasibility. Eastern Washington's Channeled Scablands bioregion has highly fragmented remnant patches of grassland underlain by glacial alluvium and basalt bedrock that are …
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The relationship between invasive annual grasses and biological soil crust across Eastern Washington
<p>Invasive annual grasses cause ecological and economic damage across the western US and are a focal point in restoration and management plans. Managing invasion resistance of natural areas is critical to maintaining their biodiversity and function. Climate change is expected to shift species …