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Restoration Biology: A Population Biology Perspective
- A. Montalvo, Susan L. Williams, +6 authors R. H. Robichaux
- Biology
- 1 December 1997
A major goal of population biologists involved in restoration work is to restore populations to a level that will allow them to persist over the long term within a dynamic landscape and include the… Expand
Argentine Ant Management in Conservation Areas: Results of a Pilot Study
- Christina L. Boser, Cause Hanna, K. Faulkner, Coleen Cory, J. M. Randall, S. Morrison
- Biology
- 2014
Abstract.
Argentine ants (Linepithema humile) have invaded many areas of conservation concern, including half of the California Channel Islands. On Santa Cruz Island, the species has invaded… Expand
Laboratory and Field Evaluations of Polyacrylamide Hydrogel Baits Against Argentine Ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)
- M. Rust, Andrew Soeprono, +5 authors Cause Hanna
- Biology, Medicine
- Journal of economic entomology
- 1 June 2015
ABSTRACT
The development of effective baits to control the Argentine ant, Linepithema humile (Mayr), has been problematic because foragers prefer sweet liquids, while many toxicants are insoluble… Expand
A SPATIAL DATABASE OF SANTA CRUZ ISLAND VEGETATION
- B. S. Cohen, Coleen Cory, John Menke, A. Hepburn, W. Broadway
- Geography
- 2009
In 2006, The Nature Conservancy (TNC) contracted with Aerial Information Systems (AIS) to create a spatial database of vegetation on Santa Cruz Island, a 243 km2 island jointly owned and managed by… Expand
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Protocols for Argentine ant eradication in conservation areas
- Christina L. Boser, Cause Hanna, +7 authors S. A. Morrison
- Biology
- 1 August 2017
The Argentine ant (Linepithema humile) is a widespread, abundant and ecologically disruptive invader that is present throughout major portions of coastal California and on half of the California… Expand
Strategies for Biosecurity on a Nearshore Island in California
- C. Boser, Coleen Cory, Kathryn R. Faulkner, John M. Randall, J. Knapp, S. Morrison
- Biology
- 2014
Abstract.
Islands provide refuge for many rare and endemic species but are especially vulnerable to invasion by nonnative species. Invasive alien species are a major factor in the imperilment and… Expand
A Program to Eradicate Twenty-Four Nonnative Invasive Plant Species from Santa Cruz Island
- Coleen Cory, J. J. Knapp
- Biology
- 2014
Abstract.
Santa Cruz Island, California, has been free of nonnative vertebrates since 2007, but nonnative invasive plants remain one of the most significant threats to the recovery of the island's… Expand
Can Ornithophilous Hawaiian Lobeliads Produce Seeds in the Absence of Pollinators? A Test Using Clermontia kakeana and Cyanea angustifolia (Campanulaceae)1
- Coleen Cory, Richard J. Pender, C. E. Jones
- Biology
- 3 July 2015
Abstract:
The native Hawaiian bird-pollinated flora is primarily composed of five ornithophilous lobeliad genera, collectively containing approximately 140 species. Historically, these genera were… Expand
SANTA CRUZ ISLAND INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES MAP
- J. J. Knapp, Coleen Cory, Rachel Wolstenholme, Kelvin Walker, B. S. Cohen, N. Poppy
- Geography
- 2009
Effectively managing non-native invasive plants at a landscape scale requires an understanding of species distribution and abundance. Oftentimes land managers lack population data on which to base… Expand
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Experimental Planting of Native Shrubs on Santa Cruz Island from Small Nursery Stock
- M. L. James, David M. Hubbard, Coleen Cory
- Geography
- 2014
Abstract.
The natural vegetation of Santa Cruz Island was severely disturbed by nonnative herbivores for well over a century. As the livestock and feral ungulates (primarily sheep, cattle, and… Expand