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Cal-IPC: The Inventory Database Page 5 of 11cr)areas.Hordeummu; inureum , H, Mediterranean barley, harebarley, wall barleyModerate B B A 2.8 • All CAGrasslands; H. marinum invades drierhabitats, while H. murinum invadeswetlands. Widespread, but generally do notform dominant stands.Hypericurnr-, rfo ,at,, mcommon St. John's wort,klamathweedModerate B B B 3.7 • CW • GV • NW.SWMany northern CA habitats. Abiotic impactslow. Biological control agents have reducedoverall impact.Hypochaerisrough catsear, hairyradicata • dandelionModerate C B A 2.2 • CA-FPCoastal dunes, scrub, and prairie; woodland,forest. Widespread. Impacts unknown orappear to be minor.Koch ia scopariakochiaModerate B C B 3.2 • CW • GV • SW• GB • DScrub, chaparral, grasslandsLinaria genistifoliassp. dalmaticaDalmation toadflaxModerate B B B 2.8 • CA-FPGrasslands, forest clearings. Limiteddistribution. More severe impacts in otherwestern states.Linaria vulgarsyellow toadflax, butter andeggsModerateBBB2.3• CA - FPvalley and foothill grassland, Great Basingrassland, riparian woodland, lowermontane coniferous forest, upper montaneconiferous forestrnuitiflorumItalian ryegrassModerateABA2.6• CA-FPGrasslands, oak woodland, pinyon-juniperwoodland; widely used for post-fire erosioncontrol. Widespread. Impacts can vary withregion.Mentha pulegiumpennyroyalModerate C A A 2.7 • CW -GV • NW• SWVernal pools, wetlands. Poisonous tolivestock. Spreading rapidly. Impacts largelyunknown.N(cotiana glaucatree tobaccoModerate B B B 2.5 • GV • NW • SN• SW • DCoastal scrub, grasslands, riparianwoodland. Abiotic impacts unknown.Impacts vary locally. Rarely in dense stands.Pen c_setaceu : crimson fountaingrassModerate B B B 2.9 • CW • GV • SW• DCoastal dunes and scrub, chaparral,grasslands. Some horticultural cultivarssterile. Very invasive in Hawaii.PolygonumcuspidatumJapanese knotweedModerate •B B D 2.7 • CaR • CW • GV• NW • SNRiparian areas, wetlands, forest edges. Moresevere impacts in NW wetlands. Distributionlimited in CA.PolygonumsachalinenseSakhalin knotweedModerate •B B D 2.5 • CaR • CW • GV• NW • SNRiparian areas. More severe impacts in NWwetlands. Distribution limited in CA.pot7mogeton crispuscurlyleaf pondweedModerate B B B 3.2 • CW • GV • NW• SW • DMojFreshwater aquatic systems. Can be veryinvasive locally.httn://www.cal-inc.org/ip/inventory/weedlist.php?region —GV&print--y 10/13/2010
Cal-IPC: The Inventory Database Page 6 of 11Rumex acetosellaSaccharurnred sorrel, sheep sorrelravennagrassModerate B B A 2.3 • CA-FPModerate •B A C • GV • DSonMany habitats, riparian areas, forest,wetlands. Widespread. Abiotic impactsunknown. Impacts can vary locally.riparian scrub, marsh and swampravennae ISapium sebiferumChinese tallowtreeModerate •B B C 3.2 • CW • GV • NWRiparian areas. Impacts severe in southeastUS. Limited distribution in California, butspreading rapidly regionally.Sisyrnbrium irioLondon rocketModerate B B A 1.9 • GV • SWScrub, grasslands. Widespread. Primarily indisturbed sites. Impacts vary locally.Torilis arvensishedgeparsleyModerate C B B 2.3 • CA-FPExpanding range. Appear to have onlymoderate ecological impacts.Trifolium hirtumrose cloverModerate B B 2.8 • CA-FPGrasslands, oak woodland. Widely planted inCA. Impacts relatively minor in most areas.Vinca majorbig periwinkleModerate B B 2.8 • CA-FP • DMojRiparian, oak woodlands, coastal scrub.Distribution currently limited but spreadingin riparian areas. Impacts can be higherlocally.Vulpia myurosrattail fescueModerate B B A 3.0 • CA-FP • DCoastal sage scrub, chaparral. Widespread.Rarely forms monotypic stands, but locallyproblematicAgrostis avenacea .Pacific bentgrassLimited C C 2.4 • CW • GV • NW• SN • SWVernal pools, coastal prairie, meadows,grasslands. Impacts are low in most areas.Agrostis screeping bentgrassLimited C B C 1.9 • CW •GV • NW• SN • SWWetlands, riparian; grown for domesticforage. Limited distribution and impactsunknown.hyssopifoliafivehook bassiaLimited C C B 2.7 • All CAAlkaline habitats. Weed of agriculture ordisturbed sites. Impacts minor in wildlands.Bra ra sa birdsrape mustard, fieldmustardLimited C B B 1.8 • CA-FP • SNECoastal scrub, grasslands meadows,riparian. Primarily in disturbed areas,Impacts appear to be minor or unknown inwildlands.mus hordeaceussoft bromeLimited B C A .2.8 • All CAGrasslands, sagebrush, serpentine soils,many other habitats. Very widespread, butprimarily in converted annual grasslands.Bromus japonicus:Japanese brome, JapanesechessLimited B C B 2.6 • CA-FP •GB •DGreat Basin grassland, valley and foothillgrassland, pinon and juniper woodland,lower montane coniferous forestCarciar pubes 'enshairy whitetopLimited C B C 2.5 • GV •SWGrasslands and meadows. Impacts unknownO-.4httn://www.cal-inc.org/in/inventory/weedlist.php?region —GV&print—y 10/13/2010
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Hydrozones, Plant Factors, and Irri
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7. California Invasive Plant Counci
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