Nebraska Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit

 

Date of this Version

2018

Document Type

Article

Comments

Copyright © 2018 University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Abstract

Invasive species are plants, animals or pathogens that are non-native to an ecosystem. They cause harm to the economy, environment or human health. They negatively affect native species and ecosystems and interfere with outdoor recreation opportunities. This guide identifies federal and state-listed noxious weeds. Federal noxious weeds are regulated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture; State noxious weeds are regulated by the Nebraska Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Protection, Noxious Weed Program. Aquatic invasive species are listed and regulated by Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.

ABSINTH WORMWOOD • AMUR HONEYSUCKLE • AUTUMN OLIVE • BRITTLE NAIAD • CALLERY PEAR • CANADA THISTLE* • CUTLEAF & COMMON TEASEL • DALMATIAN TOADFLAX • EURASIAN WATERMILFOIL • EUONYMUS FORTUNEI • EUROPEAN BUCKTHORN • GARLIC MUSTARD • ‘GARRISON’ CREEPING FOXTAIL • GIANT REED • HOUNDSTONGUE • HYDRILLA** • JAPANESE HOPS • JAPANESE & GIANT KNOTWEED* • JAPANESE STILTGRASS • KUDZU • LEAFY SPURGE* • MEADOW KNAPWEED • MUSK THISTLE* • NARROWLEAF CATTAIL • OLD WORLD BLUESTEM • ORIENTAL BITTERSWEET • PALMER AMARANTH • PERENNIAL PEPPERWEED • PERRENIAL SOWTHISTLE • PHRAGMITES* • PLUMELESS THISTLE* • PURPLE LOOSESTRIFE* • RUSSIAN KNAPWEED • SAINT JOHN’S WORT • SALTCEDAR* • SALTLOVER • SCOTCH THISTLE • SERICEA LESPEDEZA* • SICKLEWEED • SPOTTED & DIFFUSE KNAPWEED* • SULPHUR CINQUEFOIL • SWEET AUTUMN VIRGIN’S BOWER • TREE-OF-HEAVEN • YELLOW BEDSTRAW • YELLOW FLAG IRIS • YELLOW STARTHISTLE • YELLOW TOADFLAX • WHITE MULBERRY

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