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Invasive Plant Removal 🌿

TERMINOLOGY TUESDAY 🌿 w/ the Florida Native Plant Society! There are two basic methods for managing invasive species by removal: mechanical removal and chemical removal. Mechanical removal involves digging, cutting, etc, to remove the plant. There are many methods, tools, and techniques for mechanical removal. We only go over a few in this video, and the most effective strategies can vary depending on the species you are targeting, so check the links below for more detailed information. Chemical removal involves using herbicides to kill invasive plants. While herbicides are inherently toxic and harmful, they are sometimes necessary for invasive plant management. They should always be used judiciously, following the label and using the proper protective clothing. Using the “cut and paint” method is particularly effective with minimal chemical use for invasive woody shrubs and trees. There are many kinds of herbicides and it’s important to know which ones are most effective for the invasive species you are treating, and how to apply they in the most effective manner. Use the resources below to find detailed information on the best treatments for each invasive species. Management Guide for Invasive Plants of Southern Forests: https://wiki.bugwood.org/Archive:MGIPSF Florida Invasive Species Council: DIY Control and Treatment of Invasive Plant Species https://www.floridainvasives.org/for-... Thanks for tuning in! 👋🏻 #terminologytuesday #terminology #botany #nativeplants #ecology #plantfacts #scicomm #education #environmentaleducation #floridanativeplantsociety #biodiveristy #biodiversitycrisis #mechanicalremovalofinvasivespecies #plants #invasivespecies #plantnative #invasivespeciesawarenessweek #plantnativeplants #invasiveplants #invasiveplantmanagement