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(Note: Slides from lectures for individual sections of the course are posted after they are presented in class. All slides from lectures except guest lectures are © Copyright by Robert S. Nowak, 2005)
Section 1) a State and Federal laws and regulations
1) b Ecological definitions and characterizations
3) a, b, & c Vacant niche, Allelopathy, and Environmental change hypotheses
3) d, e, & f Variable resource availability, Competition, and Micro-evolutionary change hypotheses
3) g & h Release from biotic constraints and Biodiversity hypotheses
3) i & j Disturbance / land use and Anthropogenic hypotheses
4) a Ecological impacts
4) b & c Economic & social impacts
5) a & b Management: How big? & Prevent entry
5) c Control: Prioritize
5) c i Chemical control
5) c ii - iv & d Mechanical & biological control; Eradication
Guest Lectures:
Robert Pattison (Mar. 1, 2005)