All of the presentations and panel discussions from the 2010 Stiltgrass Summit are now available online at www.rtrcwma.org/stiltgrass. The Summit had a great series of presentations, ranging from ecology and spread to control and management of Japanese stiltgrass. They are definitely worth reviewing if you manage this plant.
Presentations
● Microstegium vimineum: George Ainslie’s Discovery and What It Means to Us
Les Mehrhoff – UCONN and IPANE
● No Silver Bullet: Setting the Stage for the Stiltgrass Symposium
Chris Evans, River to River CWMA
● Strategic, Cooperative, and Coordinated Management of Japanese Stiltgrass
Mike Ielmini, USDA Forest Service
● Predictive Spatial Model of Japanese Stiltgrass Spread
Angie Shelton, Indiana University
● Establishment, Spread, and Seed Viability of Microstegium vimineum in Eastern Forests
Cynthia Huebner, USDA Forest Service
● Long-term dynamics and impacts of Microstegium invasion in the Piedmont of New Jersey
Scott Meiners, Eastern Illinois University
● Niche limitations of a vigorous exotic invader, Microstegium vimineum, across temperate forest ecotones
Robert Warren, Yale University
● Understanding the ecosystem-level effects of stiltgrass: does it set the stage for its own success?
Justin Wright, Duke University
● Nitrogen dynamics in a forest understory following invasion by Microstegium vimineum
Jennifer Fraterrigo, University of Illinois
● Positive feedbacks on M. vimineum growth through alteration of nitrogen cycling
Marissa Lee, Duke University
● Impacts and management of Microstegium vimineum invasions
Luke Flory, Indiana University
● Keeping the wolves at bay: Techniques used to slow the spread of Microstegium and other small-seeded invasive plants
Chris Evans, River to River Cooperative Weed Management Area
● Panel Discussion - mp3 (40 megabytes) / wma (40 megabytes) / ogg (122 megabytes)
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