Invasive plant definition

Invasive plant means a terrestrial or aquatic plant not native to California of no or negligible agricultural value which does any of the following: displaces native plants, threatens native plant biodiversity, harms agricultural or rangeland productivity, degrades wildlife habitat, contributes to fire hazard, or uses more water than the plants it displaces.
Invasive plant means an alien plant species whose introduction does or is likely to cause economic or environmental harm or harm to human health.
Invasive plant means a species of plant prescribed in section 2 of the FRPA Invasive Plant Regulation.

Examples of Invasive plant in a sentence

  • Invasive plant and animal species shall be managed in compliance with Wisconsin Administrative Code Chapter NR 40.

  • The Contractor’s responsibility for Invasive Plant Species Control is enhanced by the following: Develop a routine and preventative maintenance plan to maintain the corridor free of Invasive plant species for the duration of the contract.

  • Invasive plant infestations require pre-project inventories to determine how, when, and where treatments are to be applied, and post- treatment monitoring to assess the effectiveness (treatment) in meeting project objectives (e.g. restoring structure and composition of native vegetation).

  • Invasive plant species composed approximately 0.1% (trace) of the total cover.

  • Invasive plant species include those identified in the California Invasive Plant Council’s inventory database, which is accessible at: ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇-▇▇▇.▇▇▇/plants/inventory/.


More Definitions of Invasive plant

Invasive plant means any living part, cultivar, variety, species or subspecies not native to Delaware identified by the Secretary having the potential to do all of the following:
Invasive plant means any plant as designated in the Weed Control Regulation, Schedule A, Parts I & II of the Weed Control Act (see Controlled Waste).
Invasive plant means a species of plant prescribed in section 2 of the FRPA Invasive Plant Regulation. “Invasive Plant Program” or “IAPP” means the invasive plant management program or successor, delivered and maintained by the ministry responsible for Forests: https://www.for.gov.bc.ca/hra/Plants/index.htm.
Invasive plant means a specimen of any plant species listed in Schedule A and any other plant species that the Director of Parks deems to be invasive.
Invasive plant means any non-native plant that supplants native species, alters ecosystem processes or hybridizes with rare, endemic or locally unique native plants.
Invasive plant means a nonnative, aquatic plant that survives in a submerged state.
Invasive plant means any living part, cultivar, variety, species, or subspecies not native to Delaware