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Species Name
Aegilops ovata
Common Name(s)
Ovate goatgrass
Species Description
Weedy annual that currently infests rangelands and pastures in the northern half of California. They injure grazing animals and readily cross with wheat, producing sterile seed and unmarketable wheat. In grasslands, they reduce the abundance of native perennial grasses and compete with desirable plants as well as native forbs.
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Last Modified
1/19/2023
Taxa Category
Plants
Taxa Sub Category
Grasses
Aquatic v. Terrestrial
Terrestrial
Pathways of Concern
State Regulating Program
Causes Disease
No
Human Health Impacts
Economic Impacts
EcoRegion Suitability
Basin & Range
East Cascades
Willamette Valley
Columbia Plateau
Ecological Impacts
Native Range Information
Current Infestations
Statewide Establishment Level
Not detected (active monitoring in place)
Suitable Habitat (natural and non-natural)
Grasslands
Cultivated and Abandoned Fields
Oak Woodlands
Ponderosa Pine Woodlands
Reporting
Species Hotline: 1-866-INVADER (1-866-468-2337) or make a report at https://oregoninvasiveshotline.org/reports/create.
Look-alikes
Look-alike Notes
Impacts Notes
Distribution Map
iMap Invasives Distribution
https://imapinvasives.natureserve.org/imap/services/page/map.html?x=-119.3767&y=44.0340&z=7&fspec=2985&fstyp=n
Life History Notes
Best season(s) to look for this species
Spring
Summer
Attachments (from Associated Resources)
Document Link (URL) (from Associated Resources)
https://www.oregon.gov/oda/programs/weeds/oregonnoxiousweeds/pages/aboutoregonweeds.aspx
Potentially Impacted by Climate Change
Impact on First Foods
Sector Relevance
Potential Impact(s) of Climate Change on Species:
Impacts on First Foods
Management Implications & Strategies
Research Needs
Species Name
Achatina fulica heath
Common Name(s)
giant African land snail
Species Description
Agricultural pests that feed on a wide variety of plants; in addition to this direct damage, they allow pathogenic fungi to attack. Can be vec- tors of plant pathogens. When abundant, can clog or break harvesting equipment. Can also be intermediate hosts and vectors of animal and human parasites.
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Last Modified
12/28/2022
Taxa Category
Invertebrates
Taxa Sub Category
Mollusks
Aquatic v. Terrestrial
Terrestrial
Pathways of Concern
Food & Medicinals
Cars, Trucks, Trailers, Highway Vehicles
Nursery & Garden Trade
Travel & Tourism
Non-Native Animal or Plant Release
State Regulating Program
Causes Disease
Human Health Impacts
Economic Impacts
EcoRegion Suitability
Ecological Impacts
Native Range Information
Current Infestations
Statewide Establishment Level
Suitable Habitat (natural and non-natural)
Reporting
Look-alikes
Look-alike Notes
Impacts Notes
Distribution Map
iMap Invasives Distribution
https://imapinvasives.natureserve.org/imap/services/page/map.html?x=-119.3767&y=44.0340&z=7&fspec=4383&fstyp=n
Life History Notes
Best season(s) to look for this species
Attachments (from Associated Resources)
Document Link (URL) (from Associated Resources)
Potentially Impacted by Climate Change
Impact on First Foods
Sector Relevance
Potential Impact(s) of Climate Change on Species:
Impacts on First Foods
Management Implications & Strategies
Research Needs
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