[PCA] Request for information on propagating, transplanting or introducing either Isotria verticillata or Trillium flexipes

Snyder, Eric (MNR) Eric.Snyder at ontario.ca
Wed Oct 17 14:24:33 CDT 2012


Hi,
 
I'm looking for information on the feasibility, potential detriments and benefits of propagating, transplanting or introducing either Isotria verticillata or Trillium flexipes.  Does anyone have experience with this or know of publications on the subject? 
 
Thank you for any information you can offer.
 
Kind regards ...
 
Eric
 
 

Eric Snyder | Plant Species at Risk Specialist | Ministry of Natural Resources - Species at Risk Branch

, 2nd Floor South, 300 Water St., Peterborough, Ontario K9J 8M5 | ( (705) 755-5645 | 6 (705) 755-5483 | 8 eric.snyder at ontario.ca | þ www.mnr.gov.on.ca

 

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