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Ficus natalensis Moraceae Natal fig Assessment Pacific 1 evaluate Ficus rubiginosa Moraceae Port Jackson fig Assessment Pacific 7 high risk Filicium decipiens Sapindaceae soapberry Assessment Pacific 1 evaluate Flemingia macrophylla Fabaceae Assessment Pacific 4 low risk* Flemingia strobilifera Fabaceae wild hops Assessment Pacific 5 evaluate Flindersia brayleyana Rutaceae Queensland ...
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Background - Great Lakes Sensitivity to Climatic Forcing - NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory
Arctic, Pacific, and Maritime Tropical air masses over the watershed (Fig. 2). The moist Maritime Tropical air mass is the main source of ... last (Light Blue) lowstand dated 8900-8400 cal BP (7.9-7.5 ka). Our re-assessment of Great Lake levels included development of a new synthesis of glacio-isostatic rebound using an empirical ...
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U.S. Global Change Research Information Office
European gypsy moths in 1981 were $764 million, while the Asian strain that has invaded the Pacific Northwest has already necessitated a $20 million eradication campaign. To keep U.S. waterways clear ... , 1989. Harmful Non-Indigenous Species in the United States. U.S. Congress, Office of Technology Assessment. U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1993. Reviewers Prof. James Drake is an ...
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Report on invasive plant species in Niue
Niue. Solanum torvum (prickly solanum, devil's fig) is a spiny species of disturbed areas that forms dense, impenetrable thickets. It was reported to ... Pacific Islands Forestry is looking at the possibility of adapting the Australian risk assessment system to the needs of the Pacific. If so, all the species listed will be rated and this information ...
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Ch. 18: Trans-Pacific Fallout - Nuclear War Survival Skills
Oak Ridge National Laboratory Trans-Pacific Fallout Seminar, summarized in the 1973 report, were confirmed by a later, more comprehensive study, Assessment and Control of the Transoceanic Fallout Threat ... would cause a few American casualties years to decades later. TWO SUMMARY CONCLUSIONS 1. Trans-Pacific war fallout deposited on an America at peace surely would be a disaster, but not ...
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