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Transcontinental Phragmites. Arrival in North America New Haven, CT Camden, NJ Chesapeake Beach, MD.

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1 Transcontinental Phragmites

2 Arrival in North America New Haven, CT Camden, NJ Chesapeake Beach, MD

3 Establishment and Early Spread (CT population)

4 Conquering the Continent

5 http://www.yosemite.ca.us/library/atlantic_to_the_pacific/images/transcontinental_railway_lines.png Transcontinental Railroad

6 US Highways

7 Epilobium hirsutum (Hairy Willow Herb)

8 Invasive Species in a Changing World By Harold A. Mooney, Richard J. Hobbs, International Council of Scientific Unions Scientific Committee on Problems of the Environment. Published by Island Press, 2000

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