Invaders at the doorstep: Using species distribution modeling to enhance invasive plant watch lists
Catherine S. Jarnevich(United States Geological Survey), Helen R. Sofaer(United States Geological Survey), Jillian LaRoe(United States Geological Survey), Nicholas E. Young(United States Geological Survey), Janet S. Prevéy, Peder Engelstad(Colorado State University), Terri Hogan(National Park Service), Brandon Hays(United States Geological Survey), Ian S. Pearse(United States Geological Survey), Annie Simpson(United States Geological Survey), Jess Wenick(United States Fish and Wildlife Service), Jeremy Jirak(United States Fish and Wildlife Service), Jennifer L. Sieracki(University of Toledo)
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