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Plants out of Place The newsletter of the INVASIVE PLANTS ASSOCIATION OF WISCONSIN Issue 32, May 2011 IPA Board of Directors Jerry Doll, President Extension, Weed Scientist, Emeritus 7386 Clover Hill

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Issue 32 - invasive refers to reporting any invasive species found on a specified property.

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