Sample I3N species list

by Deanne DiPietro, 2002

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xmlns:dcq="http://dublincore.org/2000/03/13/dcq#">

<organization>

<dc:title>California Exotic Pest Plant Council</dc:title>

<dc:description>The California Exotic Pest Plant Council
(CalEPPC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to finding
solutions to problems caused by non-native pest plant
invasions of the state's natural areas.</dc:description>

<contact>
<name>Joe DiTomaso</name>
<address> 210 Robbins Hall, UC Davis</address>
<city>Davis</city>
<region>California</region>
<postalcode>95616</postalcode>
<country>United States</country>
<telephone>(530) 754-8715</telephone> 
<email>jmditomaso@ucdavis.edu</email>
<contact_date>09-26-01</contact_date>
</contact>

<contact>
<name>Deanne DiPietro</name>
<address>Department of Environmental Science and
Policy; One Sheilds Ave., UC Davis</address>
<city>Davis</city>
<region>California</region>
<postalcode>95616</postalcode>
<country>United States</country>
<telephone>(530) 752-9381</telephone> 
<email>dydipietro@ucdavis.edu</email>
<contact_date>09-26-01</contact_date>
</contact>

</organization>

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<dc:creator>California Exotic Pest Plant Council</dc:creator>

<contact>
<name>Deanne DiPietro</name>
<address>Department of Environmental Science and
Policy; One Sheilds Ave., UC Davis</address>
<city>Davis</city>
<region>California</region>
<postalcode>95616</postalcode>
<country>United States</country>
<telephone>(530) 752-9381</telephone> 
<email>dydipietro@ucdavis.edu</email>
<contact_date>09-26-01</contact_date>
</contact>

<dc:date>09-26-01</dc:date>

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<dataset>

<dc:title>CalEPPC Pest Plants of Greatest Ecological
Concern</dc:title>

<dc:creator>California Exotic Pest Plant Council</dc:creator>

<dc:description>The CalEPPC list is based on information
submitted by our members and by land managers, botanists and
researchers throughout the state, and on published
sources. The list highlights non-native plants that are
serious problems in wildlands (natural areas that support
native ecosystems, including national, state and local parks,
ecological reserves, wildlife areas, national forests, BLM
lands, etc.). This is List A: Most Invasive Wildland Pest
Plants; documented as aggressive invaders that displace
natives and disrupt natural habitats. Includes two sub-lists:
List A-1: Widespread pests that are invasive in more than 3
Jepson regions, and List A-2: Regional pests invasive in 3 or
fewer Jepson regions. </dc:description>

<dc:format>HTML, PDF</dc:format>

<dc:type>Species list</dc:type>

<dc:coverage>
<dc:temporal>
<start_date>1999</start_date>
<end_date> 2002</end_date>
</dc:temporal> 
<dcq:spatial>
<region>California</region>
</dcq:spatial>
</dc:coverage>

<dc:subject>Invasive plants</dc:subject>

<dc:rights>Copyright 1999, California Exotic Pest Plant
Council</dc:rights>

<dc:relation>http://www.caleppc.org/info/plantlist.html</dc:relation>

<progress>complete</progress>

<contact>
<name>Joe DiTomaso</name>
<address> 210 Robbins Hall, UC Davis</address>
<city>Davis</city>
<region>California</region>
<postalcode>95616</postalcode>
<country>United States</country>
<telephone>(530) 754-8715</telephone> 
<email>jmditomaso@ucdavis.edu</email>
<contact_date>09-26-01</contact_date>
</contact>

<data_content>
<species_list>
<species_data>

<species>
<sci_name>Ammophila arenaria </sci_name>
<common_name>European beach grass </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Arundo donax </sci_name>
<common_name>giant reed</common_name>
<common_name>arundo </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Bromus tectorum </sci_name>
<common_name>cheat grass</common_name>
<common_name>downy brome</common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Carpobrotus edulis </sci_name>
<common_name>iceplant</common_name>
<common_name>sea fig </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Centaurea solstitialis</sci_name>
<common_name>yellow starthistle</common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Cortaderia jubata </sci_name>
<common_name>Andean pampas grass</common_name>
<common_name>jubatagrass </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Cortaderia selloana </sci_name>
<common_name>pampas grass </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Cynara cardunculus </sci_name>
<common_name>artichoke thistle </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Cytisus scoparius </sci_name>
<common_name>Scotch broom </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Eucalyptus globulus </sci_name>
<common_name>Tasmanian blue gum </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Foeniculum vulgare </sci_name>
<common_name>wild fennel </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Genista monspessulana</sci_name>
<common_name>French broom </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Lepidium latifolium </sci_name>
<common_name>perennial pepperweed</common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Myriophyllum spicatum </sci_name>
<common_name>Eurasian watermilfoil </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Pennisetum setaceum </sci_name>
<common_name>fountain grass </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Rubus discolor </sci_name>
<common_name>Himalayan blackberry </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Senecio mikanioides (=Delairea odorata) </sci_name>
<common_name>Cape ivy</common_name>
<common_name>German ivy </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Taeniatherum caput-medusae </sci_name>
<common_name>medusa-head </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Tamarix chinensis</sci_name>
<common_name>tamarisk</common_name>
<common_name>salt cedar </common_name>
<species>
<sci_name>Tamarix gallica</sci_name>
<common_name>tamarisk</common_name>
<common_name>salt cedar </common_name>
<species>
<sci_name>Tamarix parviflora</sci_name>
<common_name>tamarisk</common_name>
<common_name>salt cedar </common_name>
<species>
<sci_name>Tamarix ramosissima</sci_name>
<common_name>tamarisk</common_name>
<common_name>salt cedar </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Ulex europaeus </sci_name>
<common_name>gorse </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Ailanthus altissima </sci_name>
<common_name>tree of heaven </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Atriplex semibaccata </sci_name>
<common_name>Australian saltbush </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Brassica tournefortii </sci_name>
<common_name>Moroccan or African mustard </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Bromus madritensis ssp. rubens </sci_name>
<common_name>red brome </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Cardaria draba </sci_name>
<common_name>white-top</common_name>
<common_name>hoary cress </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Conicosia pugioniformis </sci_name>
<common_name>narrow-leaved iceplant</common_name>
<common_name>roundleaf iceplant </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Cotoneaster pannosus,</sci_name>
<common_name>C. lacteus </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Cytisus striatus </sci_name>
<common_name>striated broom </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Egeria densa </sci_name>
<common_name>Brazilian waterweed </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Ehrharta calycina </sci_name>
<common_name>veldt grass </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Eichhornia crassipes </sci_name>
<common_name>water hyacinth </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Elaeagnus angustifolia </sci_name>
<common_name>Russian olive </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Euphorbia esula </sci_name>
<common_name>leafy spurge </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Ficus carica </sci_name>
<common_name>edible fig </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Lupinus arboreus </sci_name>
<common_name>bush lupine </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Mentha pulegium </sci_name>
<common_name>pennyroyal </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Myoporum laetum </sci_name>
<common_name>myoporum </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Saponaria officinalis </sci_name>
<common_name>bouncing bet </common_name>
</species>

<species>
<sci_name>Spartina alterniflora </sci_name>
<common_name>Atlantic or smooth cordgrass </common_name>
</species>


</species_list>
</data_content>
</dataset>

</IABINinfo>