Chemical: In the Galapogos hack and squirt application of 50% Tordon 22K has been found successful (Gardener, 2002).
Location Specific Management Information
Floreana Is. (Ecuador) Please follow this link Rentería et al 2006 to An illustrated guide providing practical information for the effective control of the worst invasive plant species in Galapagos. Designed for farmers and other land managers, it describes manual and chemical control methods. Cedrela odorata is among 23 introduced species with descriptions and control options listed.
Galapagos Islands (Ecuador) C. odorata is controlled in the Galapagos, but eradication is not considered feasible at present. The regeneration of Transition Zone forest on Santa Cruz Island is being monitored following the control of C. odorata. In Galapogos hack and squirt application of 50% Tordon 22K has been found successful (Gardener, 2002).
Please follow this link Rentería et al 2006 to An illustrated guide providing practical information for the effective control of the worst invasive plant species in Galapagos. Designed for farmers and other land managers, it describes manual and chemical control methods. Cedrela odorata is among 23 introduced species with descriptions and control options listed.
Isabela Is. (Ecuador) (Ecuador) Please follow this link Rentería et al 2006 to An illustrated guide providing practical information for the effective control of the worst invasive plant species in Galapagos. Designed for farmers and other land managers, it describes manual and chemical control methods. Cedrela odorata is among 23 introduced species with descriptions and control options listed.
San Cristobal Is. (Ecuador) (Ecuador) Please follow this link Rentería et al 2006 to An illustrated guide providing practical information for the effective control of the worst invasive plant species in Galapagos. Designed for farmers and other land managers, it describes manual and chemical control methods. Cedrela odorata is among 23 introduced species with descriptions and control options listed.
Santa Cruz Is. (Ecuador) (Ecuador) Please follow this link Rentería et al 2006 to An illustrated guide providing practical information for the effective control of the worst invasive plant species in Galapagos. Designed for farmers and other land managers, it describes manual and chemical control methods. Cedrela odorata is among 23 introduced species with descriptions and control options listed.
2. Gardener, 2000. A Good Weed Travel Report. Summary: some control trials on C. odorata in Australia. Available from: http://nb.au.com/nswweedsoc/July2000/4_TravelReport.htm [Accessed 1 July 2003]
4. PIER (Pacific Island Ecosystems at Risk), 2003.Cedrela odorata Summary: Ecology, synonyms, common names, distributions (Pacific as well as global), management and impact information. Available from: http://www.hear.org/pier/species/cedrela_odorata.htm [Accessed 1 July 2003]
5. Rentería, Jorge Luis; Rachel Atkinson, Ana Mireya Guerrero, Johanna Mader 2006. Manual de Identification y Manejo de Malezas en las Islas Galápagos. Segunda edición, Fundación Charles Darwin, Santa Cruz, Galápagos, Ecuador. Summary: An illustrated guide providing practical information for the effective control of the worst invasive plant species in Galapagos. Designed for farmers and other land managers, it describes manual and chemical control methods. It also includes 8 species that are potential problems for Galapagos. Language: Spanish Una guía con ilustraciones que provee información para el control efectivo de las peores plantas invasoras en Galápagos. Esta diseñada para los agricultores y personas involucradas en conservación. De una forma clara y simple se describe los métodos de control manuales y químicos; también incluye 8 especies que potencialmente podrían ser un problema para Galápagos. Lenguaje: Español.
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