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	June 30, 2009 Biology and Control of Japanese Climbing Fern (Lygodium japonicum) (May 2009) University of Florida. Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Extension. * See our Plants - Management Plans page for more resources. Added to Plants / Management / Management Plans at 02:38 PM

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	August 28, 2007 Tamarisk Management Plans: 10-Year Strategic Plan on the Comprehensive Removal of Tamarisk and the Coordinated Restoration of Colorado's Native Riparian Ecosystems (Jan 8, 2004; PDF \| 2.37 MB) Tamarisk Coalition. Prepared by the Colorado Department of Natural Resources pursuant to Executive Order # D 002 03. Kansas 10-Year Strategic Plan for the Comprehensive Control of Tamarisk and Other Non-Native Phreatophytes (2005; PDF \| 2.98 MB) Tamarisk Coalition. A Joint Effort by the Tamarisk 10-Year Strategic Plan Working Group, Prepared by the Kansas Water Office. New Mexico Non-Native Phreatophyte/Watershed Management Plan (Aug 2, 2005; PDF \| 8.49 MB) New Mexico Department of Agriculture. Added to Plants / Management / Management Plans and Manager's Tool Kit / Control / Management Plans by Geography at 04:27 PM

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	January 24, 2007 Yellow Starthistle Management Guide (Sep 2006) California Invasive Plant Council. Added to Plants / Management / Management Plans at 03:19 PM

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	July 18, 2006 Key to Identification of Invasive and Native Hawkweeds (Hieracium spp.) in the Pacific Northwest (2006; PDF \| 4 MB) British Columbia Ministry of Forests and Range. Forest Practices Branch. Invasive Alien Plant Program. Added to Plants / Management / Management Plans at 02:26 PM

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