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Web Article

Danoff-Burg DJA. 2009. Introduced Species Summary Project. 2010

Capinera JL. 2000. Melon thrips - Thrips palmi Karny .

Converse CK. 1984. The Nature Conservancy Element Stewardship Abstract for Robinia pseudoacacia.

Report

Grafton-Cardwell EE, Godfrey KE, Rogers ME, Childers CC, P.A.Stansley. 2006. Asian citrus psyllid.

Congressional Research Service. 2005. Asian Soybean Rust: Background and Issues. CRS Report for Congress.

Coleman TW, Seybold SJ. 2008. New Pest in California: The Goldspotted Oak Borer, Agrilus coxalis Waterhouse.

Miscellaneous

Coleman TW. 2008. Forest Health Protection Pacific Southwest Region: Agrilus coxalis.

Capinera JL. 2009. Sweetpotato weevil - Cylas formicarius (Fabricius).

Journal Article

Alvarez ME, Cushman JH. 2002. Community-level Consequences of a Plant Invasion: Effects on Three Habitats in Coastal California. Ecological Applications. 12(5):1434-1444.

Fuller TC, Cowan BD. 1976. The menace of Pampas grass. Fremontia. 4(2):14-16.

Cameron GC, Spencer SR. 1989. Rapid Leaf Decay and Nutrient Release in a Chinese Tallow Forest. Oecologia. 80:222-228.

Government Report

[Anonymous]. 2007. 2007 Lake Davis Pike Eradication Project: Short-Term Impacts on the Local Economy and Real Estate Values. :57pp..

Harvey RG, Cherkiss MS, Rochford M, Dorcas M. 2009. Burmese Pythons in South Florida: Scientific Support for Invasive Species Management. :11pp..

CDFA LD, CDFA MK, CDFA DC, CDFG JZ. 1978. CDFA: An Evaluation of the Pest Potential of the Genus Zosterops (White Eyes) in California. :30pp..

Members VPCRAC. 2009. Vertebrate Pest Control Handbook. :13pp..

Conference Proceedings

Cuda JP, Logarzo GA, Casalinuovo MA, DeLoach CJ. 1996. Prospects for Biological Control of Weedy Sesbanias (Fabaceae) in the Southeastern United States of America. Proceedings of the International Symposium on Biological Control of Weeds.

Conference Paper

Katovich S. 2004. Insects attacking black walnut in the midwestern United States. Black walnut in a new century, proceedings of the 6th Walnut Council research symposium.