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Title: Paradise lost: alien plant invaders compromising productive, rich state forests
Author(s): Loewenstein, Nancy J.; Miller, James H.; Chamblis, Erwin
Date: 2008
Source: Alabama Forests. Spring 2008, 12-15
Description: Kudzu and Chinese privet along Alabama roadways are a familiar sight and Japanese honeysuckle is so commonplace it has practically become a part of Southern culture. But are these and other invasive plants really having a negative impact on forests? Just how bad is the invasive plant problem? What are the most effective ways to combat invasive plants?
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