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Regulated Terrestrial Invasive Plant Guide Available for Purchase

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One bright spot in 2020 was the production of A Guide to the Regulated Terrestrial Invasive Plant Species of Indiana. This 4”x 6” 88-page field guide covers 49  regulated terrestrial invasive plants in Indiana, with photos and descriptions to identify the plants and information on how to tell them from similar-looking native plants. Information on the regulations and how to report violations is also included. Sample pages are shown below, and a downloadable PDF of this field guide is available for free.
We have a limited number of this guide printed on waterproof paper available for sale for $10 each. Email mciris2010@gmail.com for details on how to purchase.

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Table of Contents

Showing the 49 species covered by this guide.
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Species Overview and Flowers/Fruits

The first page for each species cover an overview of its history and habitat and descriptions of its flowers and fruits.
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Leaves and Stems, Similar Species

The second page for each species describes the species' leaves and stems and provides characters to distinguish similar looking native plants from the invasive.
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