European Frog-bit Publications

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TitleAuthorPublicationLinkDatePaywall (pay for access, or by organization affiliation)Tags/Keywords
Aggregated occurrence records of invasive European frog-bit (Hydrocharismorsus-ranae L.) across North AmericaSara E. Hansen , Blake C. Cahill , Rachel A. Hackett , Michael J. Monfils , Ryan T. Goebel , Shannon Asencio , Anna MonfilsBiodiversity Data JournalView Article2022NoEuropean frog-bit, Laurentian Great Lakes, invasive plants, aquatic ecosystems, wetlands, occurrence records, specimen data
European Frog-bit (Hydrocharis morsus-ranae L.) Phenology and Reproductive Biology in MichiganBlake C. Cahill, Ryan T. Goebel, and Anna K. MonfilsCentral Michigan UniversityView Article2021NoPhenology, reproductive biology, seed germination, turion fecundity, turion germination
Multispectral detection of European frog-bit in the South Nation River using Quickbird imageryCameron Proctor, Vincent Robinson & Yuhong HeCanadian Journal of Remote SensingView Article2012NoRemote sensing, EFB detection, multispectral satellite imagery,
European Frog-bit (Hydrocharis morsus-ranae L.) in Michigan: Stakeholder Awareness, Perceptions, and AttitudesBlake C. Cahill, Ryan T. Goebel, Sara E. Hansen, and Anna K. Monfils Central Michigan UniversityCentral Michigan UniversityView Article2021NoSurvey development, user awareness, professional awareness, attitudes, demographics
Northern Lake Frog-bit and Water Chestnut Control and Mapping ProjectMichael Lew-Smith and Mike WinslowArrowwood Environmental and Lake Champlain CommitteeView Article2016NoMapping, control, remote identification, Canada
The biology of Canadian weeds. 124. Hydrocharis morsus-ranae L.P. M. Catling, G. Mitrow, E. Haber, U. Posluszny, and W. A. CharltonCanadian Journal of Plant ScienceView Article2003NoHydrocharis morsus-ranae, weed biology, aquatic, Canada distribution, alien, European frog-bit, invasive spread
Effects of the introduced floating vascular aquatic Hydrocharis morsus-ranae (Hydrocharitaceae), on some north American aquatic macrophytes.Catling, P. M., Spicer, K. W., Lefkovitch, L. P.Naturaliste Canadien View Article1988Yesaquatic organisms, aquatic plants, Aquatic weeds, ecology, weeds, aquatic species, competition, frogbit, United States of America
Effective suppression of established invasive Phragmites australis leads to secondary invasion in a coastal marshCourtney D. Robichaud and Rebecca C. RooneyInvasive Plant Science and ManagementView Article2021NoEuropean common reed, herbicide control, invasive plant, vegetation community, wetland
Invasive European frogbit (Hydrocharis morsus-ranae L.) in North America: an updated review 2003–16Bin Zhu, Cora C Ottaviani, Rahmat Naddafi, Zhicong Dai, Daolin DuJournal of Plant EcologyView Article2018NoEuropean frogbit, invasive plants, ecological impacts, biological control, shading
Status and identification of Hydrocharis morsus-ranae and Limnobium spongia (Hydrocharitaceae) in northeastern North AmericaP. M. Catling, W. G. DoreRhodoraView Article1982NoHydrocharis morsus-ranae, Limnobium spongia, identification, dispersal, plant morphology
Comparison of different analytical strategies for classifying invasive wetland vegetation in imagery from unpiloted aerial systems (UAS)Louis Will Jochems, Jodi Brandt, Andrew Monks, Megan Cattau, Nicholas Kolarik, Jason Tallant, Shane LishawaRemote SensingView Article2021Nodata fusion, classification algorithms, classification approach, distribution mapping, early detection, invasion monitoring, invasive species, multiscale assessment, spatial resolutions
European Frog-bit (Hydrocharis morsus-ranae) invasion facilitated by nonnative cattails (Typha) in the Laurentian Great LakesAndrew M. Monks, Shane C. Lishawa, Kathryn C. Wellons, Dennis A. Albert, Brad Mudrzynski, Douglas A. WilcoxJournal of Great Lakes ResearchView Article2019NoEuropean Frog-bit, Facilitation, Hybrid cattail, Invasive plants, Laurentian Great Lakes, Wetlands
Ecophenology and control of European Frog-bit in a hybrid cattail marsh of the St. Marys River, Michigan.Kathryn WellonsOregon State UniversityView Article2018Nowater depth gradient, European Frog-bit management, ecophenology, delta, invasive species
Shading as a control method for invasive European Frog-bit (Hydrocharis morsus-ranae L.)Bin Zhu, Michael S. Ellis, Kelly L. Fancher, Lars G. RudstamPlos OneView Article2014Noshading, mesocosms, light-deprivation, invasive control
Predicting invasion of European Frog-bit in the Finger Lakes of New YorkJournal of Aquatic Plant ManagementView Article2008Nototal phosphorus, water temperature, Finger Lakes, New York
Effects of invasive European frogbit and its two physical control methods on macroinvertebratesBin Zhu, James Kopco, Lars G. RudstamFreshwater ScienceView Article2015Nobiological invasion, epiphytic fauna, invasive species management, hand pulling, shading
Progress report on field surveys to identify biocontrol agents of hydrilla verticillata in China during 2010Ding Jianqing, Zhang Jialiang, Huang WeiEngineer Research and Development Center (U.S.)View Article2011Nohydrilla, biological control, China, aquatic plant control research program (U.S.)
Invasive European frog-bit (Hydrocharis morsus-ranae L.) in North America: an updated review 2003–16Bin Zhu, Cora C Ottaviani, Rahmat Naddafi, Zhicong Dai, Daolin DuJournal of Plant EcologyView Article2018NoEuropean frogbit, invasive plants, ecological impacts, biological control, shading
Combined effects of invasive Typha × Glauca and Hydrocharis Morsus-ranae on aquatic macroinvertebrates in Lake Huron coastal marshLogan L. St. JohnLoyola University ChicagoView Article2021Noco-invasion, wetland plants, biogeochemical cycling, macroinvertebrates, vegetation cover
Tracking an Invasive Plant in Coastal Wetlands: Approaches Using Detection, Prediction, and InferenceLouis Will Jochems Boise State UniversityView Article2023NoEDRR, remote sensing, species distribution models, unoccupied aerial systems, machine-learning
Invasive Species Are an Emerging Causal FactorPaul A. KeddyCausal Factors for Wetland Management and Restoration: A Concise Guide. Wetlands: Ecology, Conservation and ManagementView Article2023Noinvasive species, ecoregions, species pool, European frog-bit, monitoring, detection, elimination
Climate Change Potentially Leads to Habitat Expansion and Increases the Invasion Risk of Hydrocharis (Hydrocharitaceae)Jiongming Yang, Zhihao Fu, Keyan Xiao, Hongjin Dong, Yadong Zhou, Qinghua ZhanPlantsView Article2023Nospecies distribution models, aquatic plants, Hydrocharis, habitat expansion, invasion
Watercraft decontamination practices to reduce the viability of aquatic invasive species implicated in overland transportShrisha Mohit, Timothy B. Johnson, Shelley E. Arnott Scientific ReportsView Article2023Nohot water decontamination, immersion, high pressure, viability, invasive species
Data-centric species distribution modeling: Impacts of modeler decisions in a case study of invasive European frog-bitSara E. Hansen, Michael J. Monfils, Rachel A. Hackett, Ryan T. Goebel, Anna K. MonfilsApplications in Plant SciencesView Article2024Noaquatic invasive plants, data?centric,Hydrocharis morsus?ranae, machine learning, natural historycollections, open data, reproducible research, species distribution model
What is the effectiveness of methods for eradicating or controlling abundance and biomass of invasive aquatic plants in Canada? A systematic review protocolMeagan Harper, Trina Rytwinski, Robyn Irvine, Steven J. CookeEcological Solutions and EvidenceView Article2024Noalien species, environmental management, evidence synthesis, macrophyte, non-native species
From theory to practice: New innovations and their application in conservation biologyChristopher P. Krieg, Carrie M. Tribble, Randall LongApplications in Plant SciencesView Article2024Noconservation, structured decision making, European frog-bit
Active remote sensing data and dispersal processes improve predictions for an invasive aquatic plant during a climatic extreme in Great Lakes coastal wetlandsLouis Jochems, Jodi Brandt, Clayton Kingdon, Samuel J. Schurkamp, Andrew Monks, Shane C. LishawaJournal of Environmental ManagementView Article2024YesActive remote sensing, Passive remote sensing, Occurrence records, Species distribution models, Geospatial data, Dispersal, Invasive species, Predictive mapping, Random forest, Climate variability
Suppression efficacy of Remotely-Piloted Aircraft Systems-based herbicide application on invasive Phragmites australis in wetlandsGrace K. Lew-Kowal, Derek T. Robinson, Janice M. Gilbert, Rebecca C. RooneyInvasive Plant Science and ManagementView Article2025NoEuropean common reed, herbicide management, imazapyr, invasive species, remotely-piloted aircraft systems, wetland restoration
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