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Effectiveness of operational control of invasive conifers: Mortality, residual populations, and reinvasion
Invasive conifers are widespread and impactful weeds, resulting in significant ecological change and management costs. Treatments to control invasive species are expensive and require long-term commitment, yet their effectiveness under operational conditions is rarely quantified. The effectiveness o
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