Tuesday, August 4, 2009: 5:00 PM-6:30 PM
Exhibit Hall NE & SE, Albuquerque Convention Center
PS 34 - Invasion: Prevention and Management
PS 34-124		Weed Risk Assessment and the Climate-matching Approach: Differential Success by Functional Group Lynn C. Sweet, University of California, Riverside, Jodie S. Holt, University of California, Riverside
PS 34-125		Improving ecological restoration efforts with cogongrass (Imperrata cylindrica) control Eric Holzmueller, Southern Illinois University, Shibu Jose, University of Florida, Johanna E. Freeman, University of Florida
PS 34-126		Effectiveness of three weed control methods on the removal of Lantana camara in Australian dry rainforest Justin Dohn, School for Field Studies, Z. Carter Berry, School for Field Studies, Tim Curran, School for Field Studies
PS 34-127		Comparison of Seed Heat Sensitivity among Native Species and KR Bluestem: Implications for Invasive Species Management and Restoration using Prescribed Fire T.R. Robinson, Trinity University, E. Ruckman, Texas State University, K.G. Lyons, Trinity University
PS 34-128		Experimental manipulation of former muck farm fields to reduce the abundance of house mice near Apopka, Florida, USA Jesse R. Abelson, University of Central Florida, I. Jack Stout, University of Central Florida
PS 34-129		Development of site-specific treatment and restoration strategies for high elevation cheatgrass (Bromus tectorum) infestations in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado Lonnie H. Pilkington, Rocky Mountain National Park, Jeff R. Maugans, Rocky Mountain National Park, Scott M. Esser, Rocky Mountain National Park, Lindsay R. Springer, Rocky Mountain National Park, Ben R. Bobowski, Rocky Mountain National Park

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