Presented by the Pima County Master Gardeners
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Part of an ongoing series on invasive species in the Sonoran Desert, this talk provides an in-depth look at one invasive plant, exploring its ecological impacts, adaptive strategies, and management approaches. The presentation lasts approximately 30 minutes, followed by a Q&A session for further exploration.
Join us for a deep dive into Oncosiphon pilulifer, commonly known as stinknet—a dangerous invasive plant that requires active control. Ben Tully, Invasive Species Outreach Coordinator with UA Cooperative Extension, will explain why stinknet is a threat, how to identify it, and the most effective control methods. This talk is part of an ongoing series examining invasive plants that threaten the Sonoran Desert, with each session offering insights into a species’ history, spread, identification, and best practices for removal.
This class will be live on zoom. You must register in advance for this meeting using this link:
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