Publications

Invasive Plants of Georgia's Forests
Invasive Weeds in Georgia - pdf
Tropical Spiderwort: A New Weed in North Carolina - New
Examples of Georgia’s Invasive Species of Concern - New
Aquatic Pests: Introduced from Aquariums and Water Gardens - New
Hemlock Woolly Adegid in Georgia - Georgia Forestry Commission
Wanted: Emerald Ash Borer - Georgia Forestry Commission
Sudden Oak Death - Georgia Forestry Commission
Invasive Plants of the Eastern United States: Identification and Control
Wanted: Tropical Soda Apple
Gypsy Moth: Stop the Spread
Small Broomrape - Orobanche minor
Special Report: Asian Longhorned Beetle
Karnal Bunt
Bugwood Network Flyer

Cogongrass Information - New

Control Information

Related Publications


							The Georgia Invasive Species Task Force is a joint project of The University of Georgia's Bugwood Network, Georgia Dept. of Agriculture, Georgia Forestry Commission, Georgia Dept. of Natural Resources, USDA Forest Service and USDA APHIS PPQ.

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