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Cal-[PC: The Inventory Database Page 1 of 11e • ' ,URL of this page: http://www.cal-ipc.org/ip/inventory/weedlist.phpPC » Invasive Plants > California Invaslve Plant inventory •OCalifornia Invasive Plant Inventory Databaserutefore looking at this database, please read the information on the Invasive Plant Inventory, including how plants were listed and what theratings mean.^ eaU p) antoFilter plants by region:Selecting a floristic province will show only plants found in all regions of that province, not those found in only one or a few regions. Select an individual region tosee all plants found there.• CA Floristic Province (CA-FP) • Great Basin Province (GB) • Plants invasive in all provinces (All CA)o Cascade Range (CaR) o Modoc Plateau (MP)o Central West (CW) o Sierra Nevada East (SNE) > See map of regionso Great Valley (GV)• Desert Province (D)o Northwest (NW)o Sierra Nevada (SN) o Mojave Desert (DMoj)S,.o Southwest (SW) o Sonoran Desert (DSon) > Read how the Inventory was compiled.Click on column heading to sort the table. Click on the scientific name for the Plant Assessment Form, or thea tab-delimited file of this data which can be imported into Microsoft Excel or other programs..con for the Plant Profile. You can also download, ,AegHopssbarb goatgrassHigh A A B 3.6 • CaR • CW • GV• SN MPGrassland, oak woodland; spreading in NWand in Central Valley.Alternantheraphiloxeroidesalligator weedHigh A B C 2.9 • GV • SW Freshwater aquatic systems, includingmarshesArundo donaxgiant reedHigh A B A 2.8 • CW • GV • NW• SN • SW • DRiparian areas, commercially grown formusical instrument reeds, structuralmaterial, etc.Bromus madritensisss- p rubensCentaureamaculosared bromespotted knapweedHigh A B A 3.0 -All CA Scrub, grassland, desert washes, woodlandsHigh A B B 3.4 -CA-FP •GB Riparian, grasslands, wet meadows, forests.More widely distributed in other westernstates.http://www.cal-ipe.org/ip/inventory/weedlist.php?region —GV&print—y 10/13/2010
Cal-WC: The inventory DatabasePage 2 of 11Centaure.asolstitialisCytisus scopariusEgeria densaEichhornia crassipesuium vulgareyellow starthistleScotch broomBrazilian egeriawater hyacinthfennelHigh A B A 3.0 • CA-FP Grasslands, woodlands, occasionally riparianHigh A B A 3.2 • CA-FP Coastal scrub, oak woodland, horticulturalvarieties may also be invasive.High A A B 3.1 • GV • SN •SW• SNEStreams, ponds, sloughs, lakes,Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.High • A A C 3.2 • CW • GV • SW Aquatic systems in Sacramento-San JoaquinDeltaHigh A B A 3.0 • CA-FP Grasslands, scrub.Hedera helix , H. English ivy, Algerian ivycanariensisHigh A A A 2.7 • CA-FP Coastal forests, riparian areas. Speciescombined due to genetics questions.Hydrilla verticiliataLepidium latifollumLudwigia peploidesssp. montevidensisLythrum salicariaMyriophy lumspicatumOnopordumacanthiumRubus armeniacushydrillaperennial pepperweed, tallwhitetopcreeping water-primrosepurple loosestrifeEurasian watermilfoilScotch thistleHimalaya blackberryHigh • A B C 3.2 • GV • NW •SN• SW • DHigh A A A 3.1 • CA-FP • GB• DMojHigh A B B 2.5 • CW • GV • NW• SN • SW• DMojFreshwater aquatic systems. The mostimportant submerged aquatic invasive insouthern states.Coastal and inland marshes, riparian areas,wetlands, grasslands; potential to invademontane wetlands.Freshwater aquatic systems. Clarificationneeded on taxonomic identification.High A A B 3.8 • GV • NW • SW Wetlands, marshes, riparian areas• MPHigh A A B 2.8 • CW • GV • SN Freshwater aquatic systemsHigh B B B 2.9 • CA-FP • MP Wet meadows, sage brush, riparian areasHigh A A A 3.0 • CA-FP Riparian areas, marshes, oak woodlandsSesbania punicred sesbania, scarlet wisteriaHigh •A B C 3.2 • CA-FP • DSon Riparian areasSpartium unceumTaeniatherurn caput-medusae •Spanish broommedusaheadHigh A B B 3.2 • CA-FP • DMoj Coastal scrub, grasslands, wetlands, oakwoodland, forestsHigh A A A 3.4 • CA-FP • MP Grasslands, scrub, woodlandcpTamarix parviflora-Tamarix ramosi masmallflower tamarisksaltcedar, tamariskHigh A A B 3.1 • CaR • CW • GV Riparian areas, desert washes, coastal scrub• SN -SW -SNE• DMojHigh A A A 3.3 Desert washes, riparian areas, seeps andhttp://www.cal-ipc.org/ip/inventory/weedlist.php?region —GV&print=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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On the motion by Commissioner , sec
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1. All new homeowner provided lands
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is based upon the area's reference
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than 10 feet wide 0.4F. Landscape D
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H. Irrigation Schedules. Irrigation
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Title 23. WatersDivision 2. Departm
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