Final Report - Center for Invasive Plant Management

25Reproductive Effort2015105CP00 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4Genetic DiversityFig. 3. The relationship between the proportion of sexual culms per plant andgenetic diversity (He) for sites of false brome in the Willamette valley. Sites aredivided into central (C) regions close to the original introductions, and peripheral(P) regions near the edge of the current range.Publications – list any publications (peer-reviewed or otherwise) produced from thework funded by this proposalLawson, J.L. , Rosenthal, D.R. and M.B. Cruzan. In revision*. Relative GrowthRate in the locally invasive grass Brachypodium sylvaticum*Will be submitted in the fall of 2009.Literature CitedAllendorf FW, Lundquist LL (2003) Introduction: Population biology, evolution, andcontrol of invasive species. Conservation Biology 17, 24-30.Buckley YM, Briese DT, Rees M (2003) Demography and management of the invasiveplant species Hypericum perforatum. I. Using multi-level mixed-effects modelsfor characterizing growth, survival and fecundity in a long-term data set. Journalof Applied Ecology 40, 481-493.California Invasive Plant Council (1999) Exotic pest plants of greater ecological concernin California (http://www.cal-ipc.org/file_library/4898.pdf).Caswell H (2000) Matrix population models: construction, analysis and interpretationSinauer, Sunderland, MA.Cousens R, Mortimer M (1995) The Dyamics of Geographic Range Expansion. In:Dynamics of Weed Populations, pp. 21-54. Cambridge University Press, NewYork.