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The Roaming Ecologist

Searching for a healthy land ethic and learning from nature

Tag: spotted knapweed texas

Written by J. CrumplerMarch 16, 2015March 22, 2015

Reminder for Spring Wildflower Season in TX

As spring wildflowers begin their annual show across Texas, it would be helpful for all of us to be on the lookout for Spotted Knapweed (Centaurea stoebe), the latest exotic invasive arrival in the Lone Star State. I wrote last year that Spotted Knapweed has never been found in Texas before and now it is […]

Written by J. CrumplerNovember 24, 2014September 4, 2015

The Discovery of Spotted Knapweed in Texas: Why Seed Origin Matters

In the summer of this year, Spotted Knapweed (Centaurea stoebe), for the first time ever, has become the latest exotic member of the flora of Texas.  Its seeds arrived as a contaminant of a wild harvest originating in the Central or Northern Great Plains, which was purchased by a Texas-based seed dealer. This introduction has […]

Written by J. CrumplerNovember 8, 2014November 16, 2014

2014 TX/SW SER Conference: Presentations and Thoughts

The Texas Chapter of the Society for Ecological Restoration has made available the presentations from the 2014 joint conference (TXSER and SW Chapter).  They can be found here.  Be aware that some of these PDF files are large and may take awhile to load.  There are also many photos from the conference on the TXSER […]

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