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Fact Sheets
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Emerald Ash Borer: Coming Soon to an Ash Tree Near You!
Buy It Where You Burn It Poster
Brazilian Peppertree, Schinus terebinthifolius: Prolific Pest of Port Aransas, Texas
Mexican Soapberry Borer Approaches Oklahoma
Emerald Ash Borer in Texas - NOT a Nightmare on Ash Street
Firewood Moved Long Distances: A Modern Day Trojan Horse
EAB Texas trapping project 2012
Emerald Ash Borer: Texas Beware-English and Spanish w/Trap
Texas Counties with Japanese Climbing Fern Infestations
Hello Cogongrass: Goodbye Texas Forest and Grasslands!
The Brazilian Pepper-tree Threatens Texas' Coastal Habitats
Pest Alert: Thousand Cankers Disease of Black Walnut
Soapberry Borer Found in 33 counties in Texas
Impacts of Nonnative Invasive Species on US Forests
How to Recognize Western Soapberry and the Soapberry Borer
Public questionnaire: Location of Soapberry Borer Infestations in Texas
Unwanted
Alien Plants on the Door Step of Texas
Common
Immigrants in the Texas Landscape
The
Ten Most Unwanted Varmints in Texas
Giant Asian Dodder (Cuscuta japonica) English
Giant Asian Dodder (Cuscuta japonica) Espanol
Giant Asian Dodder (Cuscuta japonica) Vietnamese
Zebra Mussel Marina Poster
Giant Salvinia Brochure
Hello Zebra Mussels, Goodbye Texas Boating!
Hello Zebra Mussels, Goodbye Texas Lakes!
Zebra Mussel Poster
Zebra Mussels in Texas
Invasives Choke the life out of Texas magazine advertisement
The Dangers of Invasive Species
It's the Law: Before Moving Check for the Gypsy Moth
Attack of the Invasive Species
Attack of the Invasive Species-Spanish
Onionweed
Giant Hogweed
Tropical Spiderwort
Pest Alert: Cactus Moth
Pest Alert: Asian Longhorned Beetle
Pest Alert: Giant African Snail
Pest Alert: Sirex Woodwasp
Asian Gypsy Moth
Asian Gypsy Moth Introduction and Establishment Model for Texas
FAQ: Asian Longhorn Beetle Control
WANTED: The Asian Longhorn Beetle
Asian Longhorn Beetle Look-a-Likes
Asian Long Horn Beetle Identification Card
Emerald Ash Borer "Green Menace"-English
Emerald Ash Borer "Green Menace"-Spanish
Emerald Ash Borer "Green Menace"-Hmong
Emerald Ash Borer
Mediterranean Pine Engraver
Sudden Oak Death
Cogongrass (Imperata cylindrica) Invades Texas Forests
Nonnative
Invasive Plants of Southern Forests - Poster
Nonnative Invasive Plants of Southern Forests
Nonnative
Forest Pests in the South
Pest Alert: Thousand Canker Disease
Introduction
01 Emerald
Ash Borer (239 KB)
02 Asian
Longhorned Beetle (312 KB)
03 Sudden
Oak Death (56 KB)
04 Chinese
Tallow Tree (683
KB)
05 Japanese
Climbing Fern (592
KB)
06
Chinese and European Privet (216
KB)
07
Kudzu (250 KB)
08 Giant
Reed (2.9 MB)
09
Japanese Honeysuckle (4.2 MB)
10
Formosan Termite (124 KB)
11
Chinaberry (3.8 MB)
12
Gypsy Moth (104 KB)
The New Normal? Not so fast..., Travis Gallo, Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center and Dr. Steve Windhager, Santa Barbara Botanical Garden
Rapistrum Restoration Ecology, Dr. Mark Simmons, Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
THE SAN ANTONIO INVADERS: An Eradication Pilot Program (Poster Presentation), San Antonio Invaders
Brush Buster Mixing Guide, Texas AgriLife Extension
Photinia serratifolia (Rosaceae) Naturalized in Texas, Guy L. Nesom
Mistaken Identity: Invasive plants and their native look-alikes, Delaware Department of Agriculture
Firewood and the Spread of Emerald Ash Borer, John Thompson, Invasive species consultant
Invasive Species Texas, Union of Concerned Scientists
Concerned Shopper card
Dutch Elm Disease in Texas, David N. Appel, Texas A&M University
Zebra Mussel Warning Sign, West Central Texas Municipal Water District
