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I read his yarn, "The Tamarisk Hunter" on his website and liked what I saw, so I put in my request from the library a week ago.
What Really Grinds My Gears wendigomountain 2010
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It is the vast tree with leaves like those of the fig. Tamarisk seeds have properties identical to the gall nuts.
Archive 2009-11-01 admin 2009
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It is the vast tree with leaves like those of the fig. Tamarisk seeds have properties identical to the gall nuts.
Islamic Healing A-Z A's admin 2009
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Tamarisk, a Eurasian shrub, is your classic invasive species — designated one of America's "least wanted" plants by the National Parks Service.
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Stacey Kolegas, director of the Tamarisk Coalition, says tamarisk control is part of a coordinated plan for river health.
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Tamarisk, a Eurasian shrub, is your classic invasive species — designated one of America's "least wanted" plants by the National Parks Service.
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"The Tamarisk Hunter" is a dark story with a bleaker ending.
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This is bad news for Lolo, who makes his meager living killing the water-hungry Tamarisk trees, all for less than three dollars a day.
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Tamarisk, or saltcedar, is a native of Eurasia introduced to North America by nurseries and originally sold as an attractive, hardy ornamental.
Study: Tamarisk, Saltcedar, Russian Olive Removal May Not Save River Water The Durango Telegraph 2010
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Series dominated by exotic plants: Broom series, California annual grassland series, Eucalyptus series, Giant reed series, Iceplant series, Introduced perennial grassland series, Kentucky bluegrass series, Pampas grass series and Tamarisk series.
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