Native Plants and Fungi of the Pacific Northwest: Northwest Weeds
Northwest native plant resources available from the Western Libraries collection and the Web, including identification manuals and field guides.
Northwest Weeds
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Northwest Weeds : The Ugly and Beautiful Villains of Fields, Gardens, and Roadsides by Call Number: SB612.W47 T39 1990 -
Noxious Weeds : A Growing Concern : You Can Help Stop Their Spread.Call Number: I 53.2:W 41/2001 (Government Information)
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Washington State Noxious Weed Control Board by"Noxious Weeds are non-native plants introduced into Washington State. They spread quickly and can be difficult to control. They invade our croplands, rangeland, forests, prairies, rivers, lakes, wetlands, and estuaries, causing both ecological and economical damage that affects us all. Our mission is to serve as responsible stewards of Washington by aiding in the protection and preservation of the land and resources from the damaging effects of noxious weeds. Site contains the current Noxious Weed List."
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Weeds of the West byCall Number: SB612.A2 W44 1996
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World Weeds : Natural Histories and Distribution byCall Number: Reference SB611 .W39 1997
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Invaders DatabaseThe INVADERS Database is a comprehensive database of exotic plant names, distribution records, and regulatory information for the Northwestern United states (Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming). It was created for the early detectiona nd tracking of invasive alien plants and weedy natives.
