FLEPPC

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FLEPPCFlorida Exotic Pest Plant Council
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The Growth Management Division of Monroe County, Florida invites proposals to remove Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council-listed species (Category I and II; see FLEPPC.
Landscape/vegetation contractors to perform removal of invasive exotic plants from monroe county conservation lands monroe county, florida
Currently, Brazilian peppertree is listed as a prohibited plant and a noxious weed in Florida, and is considered an invasive species in Florida, California, Texas, and Hawaii (Randall 2000; HSASC 2001; FLEPPC 2005; USDA, NRCS 2009).
Natural enemies of Brazilian peppertree (Sapindales: Anacardiaceae) from Argentina: their possible use for biological control in the USA
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