Tools and Technologies for Quantifying Spread and Impacts of Invasive Species
Matt C. Reeves(Rocky Mountain Research Station), Stephen P. Boyte(United States Geological Survey), Catherine S. Jarnevich(United States Geological Survey), Qinfeng Guo(US Forest Service), Michael K. Schwartz(National Wildlife Federation), Bruce K. Wylie(United States Geological Survey), Inés Ibáñez(University of Michigan), Dana M. Blumenthal(United States Department of Agriculture), Gang Chen(University of North Carolina at Charlotte), Jennifer Koch(Northern Research Station), Frank Sapio(US Forest Service), Ross K. Meentemeyer(North Carolina State University)
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