Amarix Spp. (Salt Cedar), an Invasive Exotic Woody Plant in Arid and Semi-Arid Riparian Habitats of Western USA. Brock, J. H. In de Waal, L. C., Child, L. E., Wade, P. M., & Brock, J. H., editors, Ecology and Management of Invasive Riverside Plants, pages 27–44. John Wiley & Sons.
Paper abstract bibtex The taxonomy, distribution in western USA, morphology, physiology and ecology of Tamarix spp. are reviewed. There are 4 main techniques for vegetative management: biological, fire, mechanical and chemical. Flooding can also be used as a control method.
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