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2 CISMA Call Agenda 1:30pm Introductions Rose Godfrey & Sherry Williams 1:35pm Technical Presentation Cane Grasses Candice Prince 1:55pm CISMA Update Florida CISMAs East Central Florida Deb Stone 2:10pm Shoutouts 4 th Fall HalloWeed Count, EDDMaps Verifiers, Fall FISP Meeting, EDRR s, FLEPPC CISMA Session topics, CISMA call topic suggestions Polls 2:30pm Adjourn
3 Introducing the New FISP Co-Chairs Sherry Williams Seminole County Natural Resources Program Coordinator for the Seminole County Greenways and Natural Lands Division Samantha Yuan FWC, Invasive Plant Management Section (IPMS) Research and Outreach Manager
4 Technical Presentation Cane Grasses Presented by Candice Prince
5 Cane Grasses of Florida Candice M. Prince, Gregory E. MacDonald The University of Florida
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7 Identifying Features of Grasses: Jose V. Fernandez
8 Classifications: Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council (FLEPPC): Category I: alter native plant communities through various mechanisms Category II: have increased in abundance or frequency
9 Classifications: UF/IFAS Assessment of Non-Native Plants in Florida s Natural Areas: Not a problem species Caution manage to prevent escape Invasive and not recommended
10 Photo: GlobalSpecies.org Burma Reed (Neyraudia reynaudiana)
11 Burma Reed: FLEPPC Category I Species Florida Noxious Weed Problematic in pine rocklands Spread: rhizomes and winddispersed seeds Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants
12 Identification: Clumping, to 10 ft. in height Stems are filled with pith, often branched Blades up to 39 in. long, hairy on top Ligule and collar have hairs Dan Clark, Bugwood.org
13 Identification: Inflorescences are large panicles (to 36 in. in length) Feathery appearance Silver hairs Flowering: late spring early fall Dan Clark, Bugwood.org
14 Common Reed (Phragmites australis)
15 Globally distributed Common Reed: Divided into lineages based on geographic location, and haplotypes based on genes from chloroplast DNA National Biological Information Infrastructure Global Mapper
16 Common Reed: Haplotypes in Florida Eurasian type found in 2013 (Overholt et al., 2014) Gulf Coast type Coastal salt marshes, freshwater marshes, lake shores Spreads via rhizomes, stolons, and seeds Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants
17 Identification: Up to 20 ft. in height Leaf blades: Up to 20 inches long Blades and sheaths are hairless, margins are rough Ligule: fringe of hairs
18 Identification: Large panicle, 1-2 ft. long Light brown Silky hairs at maturity Flowering: late summer through fall Joseph DiTomaso, Bugwood.org
19 Eurasian Haplotype Gulf Coast Haplotype Inflorescence Compact, erect Open, drooping Stem Ribbed Smooth Height 6.5 to 13 ft. Up to 20 ft.
20 Photo: Jose V. Fernandez Giant Bristlegrass (Setaria magna)
21 Giant Bristlegrass: Native annual grass Brackish and freshwater marshes Spreads through seed Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants Jose V. Fernandez
22 Identification: To 12 ft. in height Blades rough, to 2 ft. in length Ligule is a fringe of short hairs Spike-like panicle Jose V. Fernandez
23 Giant Reed (Arundo donax) Photo: Leslie J. Mehrhoff, Bugwood.org
24 Giant Reed UF/IFAS Assessment: Invasive in North, Central, and South Florida Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants Chuck Bargeron, Bugwood.org
25 Spread: Vegetative spread (rhizomes and stem fragments) Does produce some seed, but viability is limited Joseph M. DiTomaso, Bugwood.org
26 Identification: To 20 ft. in height Blades are up to 3 ft. in length with rough edges Collar has a brown wedge, and rounded outgrowths Ligule has a fringe of small hairs Amy Ferriter, Bugwood.org
27 Identification: Compact, plume-like panicles Light brown color Up to 2 ft. in length Flowering occurs from late summer early fall David J. Moorhead, Bugwood.org
28 Golden Bamboo (Phyllostachys aurea) Photo: David J. Moorhead, Bugwood.org
29 Golden Bamboo: FLEPPC Category II Caution in North and South FL (UF/IFAS Assessment) Spreads via rhizomes (flowering is rare) Pine flatwoods and hardwood forests Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants
30 Identification: Up to 30 ft. in height Stems: Swollen band under each node Branches in pairs Crowded nodes zig-zag at base Nancy Loewenstein, Bugwood.org Abrahami
31 Identification: Leaves: Up to 6 inches long Rough edges Sometimes have tufts of hair on the collars Nancy Loewenstein, Bugwood.org
32 Mission Grass (Pennisetum polystachion) Forest and Kim Starr, Bugwood.org
33 Mission Grass: Federal Noxious Weed, Florida Noxious Weed FLEPPC Category II Disturbed areas Spreads through seed (wind, water, animal dispersed) Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants
34 Identification: Clumping, to 6 ft. in height Blades up to 22 in. long, may have hairs Ligule is a ciliate membrane Forest and Kim Starr, Bugwood.org
35 Identification: Inflorescence panicle up to 14 in. in length White, yellow, light brown, pink, to purple Feathery bristles aid in seed dispersal Forest and Kim Starr, Bugwood.org
36 Napier Grass (Pennisetum purpureum) Rebekah D. Wallace, Bugwood.org
37 Napier Grass (Elephant Grass): FLEPPC Category I UF/IFAS Assessment: Invasive in North, Central, and South FL Spreads via rhizomes and stem fragments Pastures, roadsides, wetlands Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants
38 Identification: Up to 15 ft. in height Blades to 3 ft. in length Hairs and rough margins Whitish midvein Ligule has long hairs Rebekah D. Wallace, Bugwood
39 Identification: Inflorescence is a panicle Dense and spike-like Yellow-brown to purplish Up to 12 in. in length Dan Clark, Bugwood.org
40 Photo: John Ruter, Bugwood.org Pampas Grass (Cortaderia selloana)
41 Pampas Grass: UF/IFAS Assessment: Invasive in North, Central, and South FL Spreads through winddispersed seeds, tiller fragmentation Wet, disturbed areas Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants
42 Identification: Clumping, to 10 ft. in height Blades reach 3 ft. or more in length Serrated margins Often twist Ligule has hairs
43 Identification: Large panicles Up to 50 in. in length Silver-white, sometimes pale pink-purple Seed heads become light brown with maturity Kenneth M. Gale, Bugwood.org
44 Photo: Forest and Kim Starr, Bugwood Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum)
45 Sugarcane: UF/IFAS Assessment: Not a problem species Spreads via seeds and vegetatively Ditches and abandoned agricultural lands Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants Forest and Kim Starr, Bugwood.org
46 Up to 20 ft. in height Identification: Blades can be up to 60 in. in length Thick midrib, rough edges Ligule: short hairs Sheath: long hairs on upper edges Forest and Kim Starr, Bugwood.org
47 Inflorescences are open panicles Up to 24 in. in length Identification: Scott Bauer, Bugwood.org
48 Photo: James H. Miller, Bugwood.org Sugarcane Plumegrass (Saccharum giganteum)
49 Sugarcane Plumegrass: Native to Florida wetlands Spreads via seeds Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants James H. Miller, Bugwood.org
50 Identification: Up to 10 ft. in height Blades are up to 20 in. in length Can be smooth or with stiff hairs Ligule: fringe of hairs Sheath: can be smooth or with a few hairs James H. Miller and Ted Bodner, Bugwood.org
51 Identification: Inflorescence is a large panicle Feathery White Robert H. Mohlenbrock
52 Photo: James H. Miller and Ted Bodner, Bugwood.org Switch Cane (Arundinaria gigantea)
53 Switch Cane: Native to Florida Spreads via rhizomes Low lying moist areas, wetlands Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants James H. Miller and Ted Bodner, Bugwood.org
54 Identification: To 10 ft. in height Blades: to 6 in. in length Hairs Sheaths: long hairs on upper edges Ligules usually have hairs Flowering is rare Rebekah D. Wallace, Bugwood.org
55 Zebragrass (Miscanthus sinensis) Photo: Leslie J. Mehrhoff, Bugwood.org
56 Zebragrass (Chinese Silver Grass): UF/IFAS Assessment: not a problem species Spreads through winddispersed seeds and rhizomes Disturbed areas (roadsides, old fields, etc.) Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants
57 Identification: To 12 ft. in height Blades up to 18 in. long Rough edges Silver-white midrib Ligule: fringe of hairs Sheath: can have hairs Lauren Quinn, Bugwood.org James H. Miller, Bugwood.org
58 Identification: Inflorescences are panicles Fan-shaped 6 to 24 in. long Silver white Flowering occurs late summer early fall Chris Evans, Bugwood.org
59 Management - Prevention Clean equipment Avoid ornamental plantings, remove where possible (golden bamboo, pampas grass) Manage prior to seed production
60 Management - Mechanical Burma reed, common reed, napier grass: Mowing/burning ineffective as sole control method Giant reed, golden bamboo, mission grass, zebragrass: Repeated, aggressive mowing Pampas grass: Cut stems to ground, remove root system
61 Management - Chemical Primarily glyphosate and imazapyr Use a surfactant Recent research on sethoxydim Control can be enhanced by integrating with mechanical methods Mow/burn/cut prior to application Apply herbicide to new growth
62 Questions?
63 CISMA Update East Central Florida CISMA Presented by Deb Stone
64 ECF CISMA Update Deb Stone
65 Summary Outreach 10/2016- Presentation at FAPMS Workshops 9/18/15- Joint workshop w/ CF CISMA 9/22/16- Meeting/Workshop 3/1/17 Joint workshop w/ CF CISMA 8/3/17 Joint workshop w/ FCISWG Workdays 2015 NISAW- walkabout in Flagler County on trail 2015 HalloWeed- Princess Place/Pellicer Creek pepper survey (with a follow-up treatment workday in November) 2016 NISAW- owcf survey in Hastings, pepper busters in Flagler 2016 HalloWeed- Luziola Surveys, BP treatment 2017 NISAW Air Potato Round Up Cancelled Events (Thanks Matthew and Irma!!) 2016 HalloWeed Surveys along the coast 2017 Steering Committee Meeting
66 Highlights from Outreach January Blue Springs Manatee Festival November Volusia County Fair October table at FAPMS Conference January Blue Springs Manatee Festival April Presentation at FNPS Conference October FAPMS Conference Presentation November Volusia County Fair
67 Highlights from Workshops September 2015 w/ CF CISMA ~50 attendees, sedge identification September attendees, 4 talks, 1.5 CEUs, Hands-on Ludwigia Training March 2017 w/ CF CISMA 29 attendees, 7 talks August 2017 w/ FCISWG 50 attendees, 3 talks, 4 CEUs, Hands-on EDRR training
68 Highlights from NISAW Events 2015 Events Flagler County Lehigh Trail Survey ~ 9 participants, 3.7 miles, dozens of infestations recorded 2016 Events Old world climbing fern survey- Palatka to St. Augustine Trail in Hastings 5 participants, ~2 miles, 1 Brazilian pepper infestation recorded Pepper Busters- Betty Steflik Preserve in Flagler Beach Pepper Removal w/ Christian Surfers in New Smyrna Beach 10 participants, cleared in 2 acres 2017 Events Air Potato round up- Deep Creek Conservation Area in Hastings 2 participants, 33 pounds removed (plus ~120 pounds more later)
69 Highlights from HalloWeed Events 2015 Pepper Survey and Follow-up Treatment 7 participants, 6 new populations 2016 Events Luziola surveys in Brevard County Brazilian pepper removal in New Smyrna Beach
70 Upcoming Events Grass ID Workshop October 5, 2017 Joint workshop with Central Florida and Osceola CISMA Presentation to Volusia County FNPS October 9th Steering committee meeting October 10th
71 September - Shout Outs FISP/ CISMA Category Activitiy/Name of Event/Title Date Location Suncoast Meeting Suncoast CISMA Meetin 9/1/2017 FKIETF Meeting Meeting 9/7/2017 SWFL Outreach - Workshop Rookery Bay Python Pat 9/8/2017 Rookery Bay SWFL Workday Work Day on a Ft. Myers 9/8/2017 Mantanzas Pass Preserve on Ft. Myers Beach TC Outreach - Workshop Postponed: Palm Beach 9/14/2017 Winding Waters Natural Area in Palm Beach County. FISP Meeting RESCHEDULED: FISP Sep 9/15/2017 St. Johns Extension Office, Wind Mitigation Building, St. Augustine FISP Outreach - Other September CISMA call 9/27/2017 Zoom
72 FLEPPC 2018 April 4, am-12pm Crowne Plaza Melbourne Oceanfront Topics Needed It s never too early to start planning!
73 HalloWeed Count Fourth Annual Fall HalloWeed Count October 27, 2017 through November 5, 2017 New dates Two Weekends. One Week. The goal is to collect more credible invasive plant observation data into EDDMapS (i.e. invasive plant occurrence recorded and verified as correct).
74 HalloWeed Count Focusing on partnering with the Florida Native Plant Society If you already have a strong relationship with your local chapters please look into giving a brief presentation on the Fall HalloWeed count/eddmaps or having a joint event.
75 EDDMapS Local Plant Verifiers Needed!!! Folks knowledgeable about invasive plants in the following counties: Baker, Bradford, Charlotte, Clay, Collier, Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist, Glades, Hamilton, Hendry, Lee, Levy, Madison, Nassau, Taylor A single verifier can cover several counties and still have only a few records per month to review. Site inspections are typically not required we rely on photographs, local expertise, online herbarium records, communicating with observer, etc. Contact Dexter Sowell for more information (dsowell@fnai.fsu.edu)
76 EDRR s Helpful? Or just another ?
77 Reporting Method Google Form! To be ed & embedded on FISP Success Stories page. Automatically fills a spreadsheet! So easy it can be done while talking on the phone ;-)
78 CISMA Calendars
79 Next Month s Call October 27,2017 National Association of Invasive Plant Councils: A Council s Tale Sherry Williams Florida Keys Invasive Exotics Task Force Beth Bergh
80 Please take the Poll
81 2017 Bi-annual CISMA Call Agenda June - October Monthly Florida CISMA Call 2017 Bi-annual Schedule January-May January 25, 2017 February 22, 2017 March 22, 2017 April 26, 2017 May 24, 2017 Southwest FL North Central FL Apalachicola RSA First Coast IWG Osceola Selling Sustainability Laura Sanagorski Warner What s up with the Central Florida Lygodium Strategy? Cheryl Millett AmeriCorps Project A.N.T. Lauren Natwick Suggestions Needed!
82 Florida Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (CISMA) Monthly Call Hosted by the Florida Invasive Species Partnership (FISP) participation is voluntary, we promise it will only last 1 hour, and we can guarantee that you will enjoy the conversations 4th Wednesday of Every Month at 1:30pm Except November and December Join the listserv to receive announcements at: floridainvasives.org Log on through Zoom Call in with the Conference Line Or BOTH!
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