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Targeted Grazing May Help Beat Invasive Buffelgrass - Vimarsana News

Targeted Grazing May Help Beat Invasive Buffelgrass

Buffelgrass, an invasive species from Africa, is popular food for cattle, but also an invasive that contributes to wildfires and biodiversity loss

Source: utexas.edu
Texas researchers find Guinea grass wages chemical warfare - Vimarsana News

Texas researchers find Guinea grass wages chemical warfare

Guinea grass crowds out native species, increases wildfire risk.

Source: axios.com
Hallelujah! Acid-Spewing, "Apocalyptic" Crazy Ants Are on the Decline in Texas - Vimarsana News

Hallelujah! Acid-Spewing, "Apocalyptic" Crazy Ants Are on the Decline in Texas

Even nastier than fire ants, the insects disable electronics and swarm over people and animals. UT researchers have found a pathogen that destroys them.

Using fungus to fight crazy ants - Vimarsana News

Using fungus to fight crazy ants

Researchers have successfully used a naturally occurring fungus to control invasive crazy ants at a state park in Texas.

An Invasive Bug Could Wipe Out Texas Cactuses. The Story Of How It Got Here Spans Centuries And Continents. - Vimarsana News

An Invasive Bug Could Wipe Out Texas Cactuses. The Story Of How It Got Here Spans Centuries And Continents.

KUT Nothing says Texas like the prickly pear cactus. But the cactus moth could wipe them out. A desert without a cactus is like a cat without whiskers and, in Texas, there is no cactus more iconic than the prickly pear. The plants, with their spiny pads and purple fruit, do more than complete the landscape; they support the desert ecosystem, provide food and shelter to animals, and form the basis of a multimillion dollar agricultural industry. But the prickly pear could be lost thanks to an invasive moth. Colin Morrison A prickly pear cactus pad heavily infested with cactus moth larvae. The o...

Source: kut.org