Document Type
Report
Journal/Book Title/Conference
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station Research Report
Volume
224
Publisher
Utah State University
Location
Logan, UT
Publication Date
11-11-2016
First Page
1
Last Page
2
Abstract
Phragmites grows in tall, dense stands that shade out native plants. It spreads rapidly and overtakes important habitat for shorebirds and waterfowl, reducing the availability of nesting, loafing, and foraging areas. Phragmites makes large areas of wetlands inaccessible to wildlife and humans alike.
Recommended Citation
Rohal, C., K. Hambrecht, C. Cranney, and K. Kettenring. 2017. How to restore Phragmites-invaded wetlands. Utah Agricultural Experiment Station Research Report 224, Logan, UT. 2pp.