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Resources
(Federal
and) State Noxious Weeds in GRIN
USDA. ARS.
Germplasm Resources Information Network.
(Federal
and) State Plant Quarantine Summaries
National Plant Board.
Invasive
and Noxious Weeds - PLANTS Database
USDA. NRCS.
National Plant Data Center.
Includes State
Noxious Weed Lists and Federal
Noxious Weed List and Composite
list (summary of noxious status for all listed plants in the U.S.)
Invasive Plants of the Thirteen Southern States
Invasive.org.
Published by: USDA. Forest Service; Bugwood Network.
Invasive
Species Control: A Comprehensive Model State Law (2004)
Environmental Law Institute.
Model Weed
Law Provisons for Management of New Invaders, Rapid Response,
and Cost-Effetive Allocation of Public Resources: Tiering
Noxious Weed Lists to Invasion Stage - Summary
(Nov 2008; PDF | 319 KB) and Full
Report (Sep 3, 2008; PDF | 87 KB)
Montana State University. Center for Invasive Plant
Management.
Report by Peter M. Rice, University of Montana
Decisions on designating species for a state or provincial weed list can have
far-reaching implications for effective and efficient noxious weed management.
Some states already have or are moving toward "tiered" lists that group
weed species according to management priority, infestation range, or other parameters.
However, according to the North American Weed Management Association, most state
and provincial weed laws address weeds only after they become well established.
Updating noxious weed laws by developing weed lists tiered to the plant population
invasion stage can guide allocation of scarce public resources to the management
of prioritized noxious weeds, including those species that require a rapid response.
Incorporating additional provisions into state weeds laws can strengthen efforts
in managing new invaders.
New England Legislation
University of Connecticut. Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Invasive Plant Atlas of New England.
Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont
Non-Native Invasive Aquatic, Wetland and Upland Plants in the United States
University of Florida. IFAS.
Noxious Weeds in the U.S. and Canada - INVADERS Database
USDA. Agricultural Research Service; University of Montana-Missoula.
State
Appendix – Halting
the Invasion: State Tools for Invasive Species
Management (Aug 2002)
Environmental Law Institute.
State
Noxious-Weed Seed Requirements Recognized in
the Administration of the Federal Seed Act (2011;
PDF | 416 KB)
USDA.
Agricultural Marketing Service.
This publication contains information about the various State labeling requirements
and prohibitions of noxious-weed seeds and shows the scientific names and common
names according to the law and regulations of the particular State in which the
seed is noxious. See Fair
Trading Regulations - Seed Publications for more information and Items
of Interest in Seed (publications for seed control officials and seed companies;
updated Apr/Oct).
State Regulated Noxious Weeds
National Plant Board.
Status
and Trends in State Invasive Species Policy:
2002-2009 (May 2010)
Environmental Law Institute.
Status
and Trends in State Invasive Species Policy:
2002-2009: Appendix (PDF | 1 MB)
Ccontains
detailed descriptions of ammendments to state
laws and regulations relevant to invasive species
in 11 states (California, Colorado, Florida,
Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, New Jersey, New
Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, Tennesee)
Evaluating
Current State Invasive Species Policy in Light of
Federal Support
National Environmental Coalition on Invasive
Species.
Prepared by: Union of Concerned Scientists.
Based on the Environmental Law Institute's
report, "Status and Trends in State Invasive
Species Policy: 2002–2009," the
Union of Concerned Scientists prepared fact
sheets for eleven states.
U.S. State and Territory Animal Import Regulations
USDA. APHIS. Veterinary Services.
Invasive
Plant Information - State and Provincial Weed Lists
Montana State University. Center for Invasive Plant Management. |
