California Exotic Plant Management Team Report of Work Completed at Devil's Postpile National Monument: July 16-23, 2003

Boughter D and Ferrebee T. 2003. California Exotic Plant Management Team Report of Work Completed at Devil's Postpile National Monument: July 16-23, 2003. DEPO 030718 Trip Report

The objective of this trip to Devil’s Postpile National Monument (DEPO) was to target Cirsium vulgare (bull thistle), Verbascum thapsus (wooly mullein), Tragopogon dubius (salsify), and Bromus tectorum (cheatgrass) throughout the Monument. All individuals were manually removed. Working with host park staff, the CAEPMT covered the majority of DEPO and found it to be relatively clear of exotic infestations. After extensive hiking throughout the park without finding any major infestations, the team was able to return to PORE one day early

Type
Published Report
Authors
Boughter, Dainel; Ferrebee, Tom
Date of Issue
2003
Units
DEPO , SIEN
Keywords
Bromus tectorum, bull thistle, cheat grass, Cirsium vulgare, Devils Postpile National Monument, nonnative plants, salsify, Tragopogon dubius

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