Vol 32, No 1 (2010)

Table of Contents

Articles

Invasive Plants on Rangelands: A Global Threat
Edward Vasquez
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3-5
Inbreeding, Genetic Variation, and Invasiveness: The Strange Case of Bromus tectorum
Susan Meyer
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6-11
Amending Invasion With Carbon: After Fifteen Years, a Partial Success
Peter Alpert
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12-15
Restoring Competitors and Natural Enemies for Long-Term Control of Plant Invaders
Tomothy Norton
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16-20
Ecosystem Impacts of Exotic Plants Can Feed Back to Increase Invasion in Western US Rangelands
Valerie Hawkes
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21-31
Designing Invasion-Resistant Plant Communities: The Role of Plant Functional Traits
Rebecca James
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32-37
Launching the Counterattack: Interdisciplinary Deployment of Native-Plant Functional Traits for Repair of Rangelands Dominated by Invasive Annual Grasses
Thomas James
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38-42
Rangeland Invasive Plant Management
Joseph Peterson
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43-47
Impacts of Invasive Plants on Australian Rangelands
Ennifer Firn
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48-51
Essays of a Peripheral Mind: Invasions of the Landscape Snatchers
K.M. Havstad
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52
Speaking with People in our Profession: An interview with Allan Savory
SRM SRM
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53-56
Listening to the Land: Immigrants and Sustainable Communities
Thad Box
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57-58
Browsing the Literature
Jeff Mosley
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59-61
Highlights: Rangeland Ecology & Management, January 2010
SRM SRM
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62-64