Exotic Woody Plants of Shiloh National Military Park, Tennessee; A Population Study of Aggressive Species
Butler T and White PS. 1981. Exotic Woody Plants of Shiloh National Military Park, Tennessee; A Population Study of Aggressive Species. Research/Resources Management Report 51. National Park Service. Atlanta
Japanese honeysuckle is the most aggressive and enduring exotic at Shiloh. English ivy forms two large patches. Kudzu was under control. Mimosa, princess tree, privet, roses, and lespedeza were present, were less aggressive, but more likely to persist.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Butler, Teri; White, Peter
- Date of Issue
- 1981-09
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- GRSM , SHIL
- Keywords
- Exotic Species, Great Smoky Mountains National Park NC TN, Management, Plant Studies, Shiloh National Military Park