Exotic Plant Invasions Across Landscape Patch Types on the Olympic Peninsula
Deferrari C. 1994. Exotic Plant Invasions Across Landscape Patch Types on the Olympic Peninsula. University of Washington
From the Abstract: "Exotic plants were surveyed in 208 plots within the Dungeness and Hoh River watersheds on Washington's Olympic Peninsula. Landscape patch types surveyed included upland areas (clearcuts, young and mature forests) and riparian areas (cobble bars, riparian shrub patches, riparian forests, and alder flats). Patterns of exotic plant invasions were assessed between watersheds, between riparian and upland areas, among all patch types, and within clearcuts." Both river systems have their headwaters and many river miles within Olympic National Park.
- Type
- Academic
- Authors
- Deferrari, C
- Date of Issue
- 1994
- Publisher
- University of Washington
- Units
- OLYM
- Keywords
- Dungeness River Watershed, Exotic, Hoh River Watershed, Lowland Forest, Montane, Olympic National Park, Plant Studies, Thesis