Biological Pollution.The Control and Impact of Invasive Exotic Species.Proceedings of a Symposium held at the University Place Conference Center,Indiana-Purdue University at Indianapolis on October 25 & 26,1991. Publ.1993.illustr.X, 261 p.gr8vo. Hard cover.

Contents (partly): Introduction/ Problems with Biotic Invasives: ABiologist's Viewpoint, Warren H. Wagner Jr./ Biocontrol of MultifloraRose, James W.Amrine,Jr. and Terry A.Stasnyu/ Dogwood AnthracnoseDisease: Native Fungus or Exotic Invader?, Margery Daughtery/ BiologicalPollution Through Fish Inductions, Walter R.Countenay, Jr./ Native andExotic Earthworms in Deciduous Forest Soils of Eastern North America,Paul J.Kalisz/ The Diaspora of the Asian Tiger Mosquito, George B.Graig, Jr./ Control of the Ornamental Purple Loosestrife by ExoticOrganisms, Stephen D.Hight/ Exotic Weeds in North American and HawaiianNatural Areas: The Nature Conservancy's Plan of Attack, John M.Randall/The Ecological Impact and Management History of Three Invasive AlienAquatic Plant Species in Florida, Donald C.Schmitz, Jeffrey D.Schardt,Andrew J.Leslie, F.Allen Dray, John A.Osborne, and Brian V.Nelson/Prioritizing Patches for Control of Invasive Plant Species: A Case Studywith Amur Honeysuckle, James O.Luken/ Classical Biological Control: AnEngangered Discipline?, John J.Drea/ etc.