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Native plant communities invaded by cheatgrass (Bromus tectorum L.) are at risk of unnatural high intensity fires and conversion to cheatgrass monocultures. Management strategies that reduce cheatgrass abundance may potentially allow native species to expand and minimize further cheatgrass invasion. We tested whether the selective herbicide imazapic is effective in reducing cheatgrass and “releasing”...
Wetland restoration is expected to reduce external phosphorous (P) loading to hypereutrophic Upper Klamath Lake in Oregon, USA, where P was identified as the primary driver of lake productivity. However, previous laboratory experiments showed that a large P release could occur when former agricultural land is re-flooded for restoration, thus presenting an initial challenge for wetland restoration...
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