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Title:	Factors influencing non-native tree species distribution in urban landscapes
Author(s):	Zipperer, Wayne C.
Date:	2010
Source:	In: Muller, Norbert; Werner, Peter; Kelcey, John G. eds. Urban Biodiversity and Design, Conservation Sciences and Practice Series. Wiley-Blackwell Publishing. 243-251.
Description:	Non-native species are presumed to be pervasive across the urban landscape. Yet, we actually know very little about their actual distribution. For this study, vegetation plot data from Syracuse, NY and Baltimore, MD were used to examine non-native tree species distribution in urban landscapes. Data were collected from remnant and emergent forest patches on upland sites and riparian habitats.
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