Publisher's Synopsis
The ecological and economic impacts that invasive plants can have on native species and ecosystems are often staggering. In Texas, such invasives as Common Water Hyacinth, Japanese Honeysuckle, and Kudzu are well known for their destructive impacts. To control invasives, early detection is critical, and this is made possible by having a well-informed public equipped with the necessary identification skills. Those looking to get better acquainted with the most familiar invasive plants in the Lone Star State will find this portable reference handy. Beautifully illustrated, it features 40 common species and tips for controlling and containing them, including through the application of organic methods where possible. Laminated for durability, this lightweight, 12-panel folding pocket guide is an essential resource for educators, learners, naturalists, homeowners, and citizen scientists who wish to do their part to stop the spread of invasive plants in Texas. Made in the USA.
