The evolutionary response of Lythrum salicaria to biological control: linking patterns in plant evolution and management efficacy.

• Abstract details

• Author(s)
• Quiram, G.
• ; 
• Shaw, R.
• ; 
• Cavender-Bares, J.

• Author Affiliation
• University of Minnesota, Department of Ecology, Evolution and Behavior, 100 Ecology Building, 1987 Upper Buford Circle, Saint Paul, MN 55108, USA.

• Author Email
• quira012@umn.edu
• shawx016@umn.edu
• cavender@umn.edu

• Conference paper
• Proceedings of the XIII International Symposium on Biological Control of Weeds, Waikoloa, Hawaii, USA, 11-16 September, 2011
• 2013 298

• Publisher information
• USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station, Institute of Pacific Islands Forestry Hilo USA

• Language of Text
• English

• Language of Summary

• Geographical Location
• USA, Minnesota

• Organism descriptor(s)
• Lythrum salicaria
• plants

• Descriptor(s)
• biological control
• biological control agents
• evolution
• genetic variation
• heritability
• introduced species
• natural enemies
• vigour
• weed control
• weeds

• Identifier
• biocontrol agents
• biological control organisms
• exotic organisms
• exotic species
• heritable characters
• introduced organisms
• non-indigenous organisms
• non-indigenous species
• non-native organisms
• non-native species
• nonindigenous organisms
• nonindigenous species
• purple loosestrife
• vigor
• biocontrol
• genetic variability
• genotypic variability
• genotypic variation
• United States of America

• Broad terms
• Lythrum
• Lythraceae
• Myrtales
• eudicots
• angiosperms
• Spermatophyta
• plants
• eukaryotes
• APEC countries
• high income countries
• North America
• America
• OECD Countries
• very high Human Development Index countries
• Lake States of USA
• North Central States of USA
• USA
• West North Central States of USA

• Record Number
• 20143314404