Longleaf pine seed source impacts on seedling performance in southern Georgia

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Joro spider and its Southeast United States Lookalikes

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Joro Spider Fact Sheet

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Growing Poles in Southern Pine Stands

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2015 Georgia Wild Pig Survey Final Report

Surveys were sent to residents in 95 counties in Georgia; responses were received from residents of 89 counties. The majority of all survey respondents were male (65.6%), older (mean age = 63.97 years; SD = 12.38 years), and have owned land in Georgia for an average of 28.2 years (SD ...

The Impact of Wild Pig Hunting Outfitters on Wild Pig Populations Across the Southeast

Wild pigs (Sus scrofa) are a non-native invasive species brought to the United States in the 1500s by Spanish explorers. In the United States, estimated damage to agriculture and other property attributable to wild pigs exceeds 1.5 billion dollars a year (Pimentel 2007). Wild pigs are habitat generalists. The combination ...

Managing Wildlife Damage: Tree Squirrels

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Managing Wildlife Damage: Turkey Vultures (Cathartes aura) and Black Vultures (Coragyps atratus)

The turkey vulture (Cathartes aura) and the black vulture (Coragyps atratus) are the common vultures of North America. Known collectively as buzzards, both are large birds, but these two species differ considerably in appearance and habits. Vultures are found throughout North America. Known as scavengers, they provide a valuable ecological ...

Nine-banded Armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus)

Armadillos are present throughout much of Georgia and are considered an urban pest by many people. Armadillos are common in central and southern Georgia and can easily be found in most of Georgia’s 159 counties. They may be absent from the mountain counties but are found northward along the Interstate ...

Japanese Knotweed Fact Sheet

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Invasive Wisteria Fact Sheet

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Russian Olive Fact Sheet

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Autumn Olive Fact Sheet

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Cogongrass Fact Sheet

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Invasive Plants of Concern to Georgia

These plants have been shown to significantly alter the ecosystems they invade. By dominating these areas, they disrupt the food chain, impact hydrology/waterways, reduce recreational usability, reduce yields in working forests, and farms, create safety issues, and negatively impact these ecosystems in many other ways.

Japanese Climbing Fern Fact Sheet

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Taking Photos of Trees for Expert Identification

Extension personnel often receive questions regarding the identification of a particular tree. The current accessibility of digital photography, email, and text messaging provides the easiest means to submitting specimens for identification.

Drought & Heat Impacts On Trees: A Learning Manual

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Tree Tolerance of Site Development Activities

Site development activities, including land clearance and construction, can generate soil and tree damage. Each tree species, and each unique individual stem, respond to stress and strain of site development activities in different ways. Tree species can vary widely in their response to mechanical injury, pest attack, soil modifications, and ...

Pinus echinata shortleaf pine

One of the most widespread pines of the Eastern United Sates is Pinus echinata, shortleaf pine.

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