Invasive plant introduction and establishment Sample Clauses

Invasive plant introduction and establishment. Invasion of non-native species and disturbance species into Lomatium greenmanii habitat could pose a serious threat to the species viability. Impacts of non-native species range in severity from merely coexisting within the extant community, to displacing rare or common species and disrupting ecosystem functions (Xxxx and Xxxxxxx 1996). Competition from invasive, non-native species can result in the loss of habitat, loss of pollinators, species composition conversion, decreased vegetation integrity, and loss or decline of threatened, endangered, proposed or candidate species viability. According to the Nature Conservancy, alien species are one of the leading threats to U.S. species and ecosystems. Indeed, non-natives have contributed to the decline of 42 percent of U.S. threatened and endangered species (Xxxxx and Xxxxx 1996). The only invasive plant documented on Mount Xxxxxx is Canada thistle (Cirsium arvense) located near the upper tram building, which has been treated with herbicides and hand pulling (WWNF 1999). The site is monitored by the Tramway manager so if any new plants emerge they are immediately hand-pulled. Currently, there are no known noxious weeds at the Ruby Peak and Redmont Peak populations. Mount Xxxxxx is most susceptible to invasive plant invasion due to the Tramway access road and high visitor use. Therefore, Mount Xxxxxx is surveyed on a regular basis for invasive plant invasions.
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