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Cal-IPC: The Inventory DatabasePage 3 of 11ramAcropUon repensAilanthus aitissirna LRussian knapweedtree-of-heaven• CW • GV • NW• SN • SW • SNE• DspringsModerate B B B 3.2 • CA-FP • GB Scrub, grasslands, riparian, pinyon-juniperwoodland, forest. Severe impacts in otherwestern states. Spreading in many areas ofCA.Moderate B B B 3.0 • CA-FP •GB Riparian areas, grasslands, oak woodland.Impacts highest in riparian areas.Alhagi maurorumcamelthornModerate B B 3.2 • GV • SW • SNE• DGrassland, meadows, riparian and desertscrub, Sonoran thorn woodland. Veryinvasive in southwestern states. Limiteddistribution in CA.Asphodelu sfistulosusAtriolex semibaccataBrachypodiurndistachyonBrassica nigraonionweedAustralian saltbushannual false-brome, falsebrome, purple false broom,stiff bromeblack mustardModerate • B A C 2.9 • GV • SW Coastal dunes, prairie, grasslands. Moreinvasive in Australia. High invasiveness butlimited distribution in CA.Moderate B 2.9 • All CA Coastal grasslands, scrub, upper salt marsh.Limited distribution, but can be veryinvasive regionally.Moderate B B B 2.6 • CaR • CW •GV• SNValley and foothill grassland, cimontanewoodlandModerate B B A 2.0 • CA-FP Widespread. Primarily a weed of disturbedsites, but can be locally a more significantproblem in wildlands.Bromus dianCardariachalepensissripgut bromelens-podded white-topModerate B B A 3.3 • All CA Dunes, scrub, grassland, woodland, forest.Very widespread, but monotypic standsuncommon.Moderate • B B C 3.2 • CA-FP • GB Central Valley wetlands. Limited distributionin CA. May not be as invasive as C. draba.CarduuspycnocephalusItalian thistleModerate B B A 2.9 • CW • GV • NW• SN • SW• DMojForest, scrub, grasslands, woodland. Verywidespread. Impacts may be variableregionally.C:entaureacalcitrapandriila junco:Orsium arvensepurple starthistlerush skeletonweedCanada thistleModerate B B B 2.7 • CW •GV • NW Grasslands. Impacts regionally variable.• SN •SW •MP Distribution relatively limited.Moderate B B B 3.1 • CaR • CW • GV• NW • SNGrasslands. Very invasive in other westernstates, but currently limited in distribution inCA.Moderate B B B 2.8 • CA-FP • DMoj Grasslands, riparian areas, forests. Severehttp://www.eal-ipc.org/ip/inventory/weedlist.php?region —GV&print=y 10/13/2010
Ca - PC: The Inventory Database Page 4 of 11impacts in other western states. Limiteddistribution in CA.Cirsium vulgarebull thistleModerate B B B 3.3 • CA-FP • GBRiparian areas, marshes, meadows.Widespread, can be very problematicregionally.Conium maculatumpoison - hemlockModerate B B B 2.8 • CA-FPRiparian woodland, grassland. Widespread indisturbed areas. Abiotic impacts unknown.Impacts can vary locally.Cynodon clactylonbermudagrassModerate B B B 3.3 • CA-FP • DRiparian scrub in southern CA. Commonlandscape weed, but can be very invasive indesert washes.Cynosurus echinatushedgehog dogtailgrassModerate B B A 2.5 • CW • GV • NW• SN • SWOak woodland, grassland. Widespread,impacts vary regionally, but typically not inmonotypic stands.Dittric hiadraveolensstinkwortModerate • B A C 3.0 • CW • GV • NW• SN • SWGrasslands, riparian scrub. Spreadingrapidly, impacts may become moreimportant in future.ElaeagnusangustifoliaRussian-oliveModerate B A B 3.3 • CW • GV • SW• SNE • DMojInterior riparian. Impacts more severe inother western states. Current distributionlimited in CA.Eucalyptus globulusTasmanian blue gumModerate B 2.8 • CW • GV • NW• SWRiparian areas, coastal grasslands, scrub.Impacts can be much higher in coastalareas.uca ar Ain :eatall fescueModerate B B A 2.9 • CA-FPCoastal scrub, grasslands; common foragegrass. Widespread, abiotic impactsunknown.Ficus caricaedible figModerate B A B 2.6 • CW • GV • SWRiparian woodland. Can spread rapidly.Abiotic impacts unknown. Can be locallyvery problematic.Geranium dissecturncutleaf geraniumModerate C B A 1.7 • CA-FPNumerous habitats but impacts appearminor.Glyceria declinatawaxy mannagrassModerate B B B 1.9 • GV • SWVernal pools, moist grasslands. Oftenconfused with native Glyceria. Impactslargely unknown, but may be significant invernal pools.eklia iricanashortpod mustard, summermustardModerate B B A 1.9 • CW • GV • NW• SN • SW• DMojScrub, grasslands, riparian areas. Impactsnot well understood, but appear to begreater in southern CA.cpHolcus lanatuscommon velvet grassModerate B B A 2.9 • CA-FP • GB• DMojCoastal grasslands, wetlands. Impacts canbe more severe locally, especially in wetlandhttp://www.cal-ipc ,org/ip/inventory/weedlist.php?region—GV &pri nt=y 10/13/2010
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Since the City did not adopt an ord
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Hydrozones, Plant Factors, and Irri
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Staff also recommends that if grey
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7. California Invasive Plant Counci
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