Prevention and Early Detection of Asian Earthworms and Reducing the Spread of European Earthworms
2013
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Prevention and Early Detection of Asian Earthworms and Reducing the Spread of European Earthworms
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Natural Resources Research Institute Technical Report
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2013
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University of Minnesota Duluth
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We used a multi-pronged approach to quantify of the relative importance of different vectors of spread for invasive earthworms, make management and regulatory recommendations and create mechanisms for public engagement and dissemination of our project results through the Great Lakes Worm Watch website and diverse stakeholders. Internet sales of earthworms and earthworm related products posed large risks for the introduction of new earthworm species and continued spread of those already in the state. Of 38 earthworm products sampled, 87% were either contaminated with other earthworm species or provided inaccurate identification.
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Hale, Cindy. (2013). Prevention and Early Detection of Asian Earthworms and Reducing the Spread of European Earthworms. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/187329.
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