Montana State University

Weed and Invasive Plant Ecology and Management Group

Weed & Invasive Plant
Ecology & Management Group


Montana State University
P.O. Box 173120
Bozeman, MT 59717-3120

Location:
7th floor Leon Johnson Hall

 

 

 

Weed and Invasive Plant Ecology and Management Group

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The Weed and Invasive Plant Ecology and Management Group at Montana State University combines the interests and research of six tenured faculty and numerous research faculty and scientists, post-docs, graduate and undergraduate students.  Our research ranges in scale from molecular to landscape. We study agroecosystems, rangelands and wildland with the underlying theme that a base of ecological knowledge will improve our ability to manage these ecosystems. We recognize that non-native and other undesirable plant species cannot be efficiently managed without understanding the processes that influence their assemblage of traits, abundance, distribution and impact on ecosystems.

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'Raising the bar': improving the standard and utility of weedand invasive plant research A workshop held at B-Bar Ranch, Emigrant, Montana,USA, June 2012

Fredric Pollnac, Tim Seipel, Charles Repath, Lisa J. Rew (on-line) Plant invasion at landscape and local scales along roadways in the mountainous region of the Greater Yellowstone EcosystemBiol Invasions

Bruce D. Maxwell, Vickie Backus, Matthew G. Hohmann, Kathryn M. Irvine, Patrick Lawrence, Erik A. Lehnhoff, and Lisa J. Rew Comparison of Transect-Based Standard and Adaptive Sampling Methods for Invasive Plant SpeciesInvasive Plant Science and Management, 5(2):178-193. 2012

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smallimagesThe spread of seeds by vehicles has been the subject of two new extension documents and this has sparked airtime on a national radio program. Others performing research on seed spread has also received attention.

Unlikely Stowaways: Weed Seeds Travel to Faraway Places on Cars, Trucks and ATVs. Weed Science Society of America spotlights research by Montana State University on the role vehicles play in the spread of invasive weed species