Combining efficient methods to detect spread of woody invaders in urban-rural matrix landscapes: An exploration using two species of Oleaceae

Keyphrases

• Two-species 100%
• Rural-urban 100%
• Olea Europaea 100%
• Oleaceae 100%
• Woody Invaders 100%
• Invader 75%
• Source Tree 50%
• Homeowners 50%
• Ligustrum Lucidum 50%
• Early Detection 25%
• Non-native 25%
• Riparian 25%
• Soil Moisture 25%
• Conservation Concern 25%
• High Efficiency 25%
• Summer Drought 25%
• Rapid Methods 25%
• Introduced Species 25%
• Propagule Pressure 25%
• Woody Plant Species 25%
• Natural Areas 25%
• Limited Resources 25%
• Seedling Recruitment 25%
• Horticultural 25%
• Established Population 25%
• Low Input 25%
• Long-term Monitoring 25%
• Invasive Potential 25%
• Seed Dispersal 25%
• Cost Control 25%
• Habitat Requirements 25%
• Outplanting 25%
• Biological Invasions 25%
• Low-cost Method 25%
• Direct Survey 25%
• Input Method 25%
• Efficiency Method 25%
• Reproductive Individual 25%
• Sacramento Valley 25%
• Regional Spread 25%
• Low-cost Approach 25%
• Native Woody Species 25%
• Irrigated Area 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Oleaceae 100%
• Ligustrum Lucidum 66%
• Reproductives 33%
• Soil Moisture 33%
• Introduced Species 33%
• Propagule 33%
• Woody Plant 33%
• Seed Dispersal 33%
• Olive Tree 33%
• Biological Invasion 33%
• Rapid Methods 33%