ATTACHMENT_1_Coos_Bay_Roseburg_District_Noxious_Invasive_Species_List.docx

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Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington

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This document provides a list of noxious and invasive plant species found within the Coos Bay-Roseburg District of the Bureau of Land Management in Oregon, along with information on treatment priorities and locations. Key details include over 100 plant species that are targets for control and eradication efforts, with priorities ranging from highest to low based on factors such as legal classification as noxious weeds at the state or county level. Treatment groups are identified to standardize control methods. The related federal contract opportunity is for roadside herbicide spot spraying services, likely to support invasive plant control work on BLM lands within the district as outlined in the species list document.

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ATTACHMENT 1_Coos Bay_Roseburg District Noxious_Invasive Species List

Common Name Scientific Name

District

Gross Treatment Acres
Treatment Group1
Primary Locations
Noxious Weed?2
Treatment Priority

American/European sea- rocket Cakile edentula/C. maritima

Coos Bay

Mustard Family

North Spit, New River, dunes

No

High

Annual ryegrass Lolium multiflorum

Coos Bay
10
Annual

Grasses North Spit, New River, Dean Creek, Spruce Reach Island

No
Low

Biddy-biddy Acaena novae-zealandiae Coos Bay

Misc. Herbaceous Indian Creek, Cape Blanco, New River, roadsides, disturbed areas where there is little competition

Yes (Oregon)

Highest

Big quakinggrass Briza maxima

Coos Bay

Annual Grasses
North Spit, New River, dunes, coastal terraces, Spruce

Reach Island, roadsides

No

Moderate

Bigleaf/common periwinkle Vinca major/V. minor

Roseburg and Coos Bay
5
Misc.

Herbaceous

roadsides, forest edges
No
Low

Birdsfoot trefoil Lotus corniculatus/ L. angustissimus/ L. pedunculatus

Coos Bay

Pea Family roadsides, meadows, riparian areas, disturbed areas

No

Low

Blessed milkthistle Silybum marianum

Coos Bay
1
Sunflower Family
roadsides and pastures
Yes (Oregon)
Highest

Brome fescue Vulpia bromoides

Coos Bay
15
Annual Grasses
New River, roadsides
No
Low

Bull thistle Cirsium vulgare Roseburg and Coos Bay

Sunflower Family
roadsides, open disturbed areas such as harvest areas or pastures
Yes (Oregon)

High

Burdock Arctium minus

Coos Bay
10
Sunflower

Family roadsides, disturbed areas along forest edges

No
High

Butterfly bush Buddleja davidii

Roseburg and Coos Bay
5
Woody Species
roadsides, forest edges, riparian areas
Yes (Oregon)
High

Calla lily Zantedeschia aethiopica Coos Bay

Lilies, Iris, Sedges, Rushes
Smith River Road, roadsides, coastal bluffs and headlands

No

Low

Canada thistle Cirsium arvense

Roseburg and Coos Bay
800
Sunflower

Family roadsides, harvest areas, open disturbed areas Yes (Oregon) High

Cape ivy Delairea odorata

Coos Bay

Woody Species Pistol River School, Myers Creek Road, coastal bluffs and forests below 660' including on serpentine soil

Yes (Oregon)

Highest

Catchfly Silene gallica

Coos Bay
5
Carnation Family
New River, dunes, roadsides
No
Low
Chicory Cichorium intybus
Coos Bay and Roseburg
Sunflower Family
Roadsides
No
Low

Coastal burnweed Erechtites (Syn. Senecio) minimus

Coos Bay

Sunflower Family roadsides, harvest units Yes (County)

Moderate

Common ragweed Ambrosia artemisiifolia

Coos Bay
1
Sunflower Family
New River, dunes, sandy soil
Yes (Oregon)
High

Common sow thistle Sonchus oleraceus

Coos Bay
40
Sunflower Family
New River, roadsides, waste areas, forest edges
No
Low

Corn spurry/sandspurry Spergula arvensis/ Spergularia maritima/S.

rubra

Coos Bay

Carnation Family

North Spit, New River, dunes

No

Moderate

Cotoneaster Cotoneaster franchetii/C. lacteus

Coos Bay

Woody Species roadsides, forest edges

No

Moderate

Creeping buttercup Ranunculus repens

Roseburg and Coos Bay
50
Misc. Herbaceous
forested roadsides, rights-of- way, recreation sites
No
Moderate

Creeping yellow cress Rorippa sylvestris

Coos Bay
1
Mustard

Family Hunter Creek ACEC, riparian, marsh Yes (Oregon) Moderate

Cutleaf Blackberry Rubus laciniatus
Roseburg
Rose Family
Forest edges, roadsides
No
Low

Dandelion Taraxacum officinale

Roseburg and Coos Bay
5
Sunflower Family
North Spit, New River, roadsides, trail sides
No
Low

Darwin’s barberry Berberis darwinii

Coos Bay
5
Woody Species
North Spit, forest edges, sandy soil
No
Highest

English holly Ilex aquifolium

Roseburg and Coos Bay
10
Woody Species
forestland, roadsides, recreation sites
Yes (County)
Low

English/Atlantic ivy Hedera helix

Roseburg and Coos Bay
100
Woody

Species forested areas, roadsides, riparian areas Yes (Oregon) High

European beachgrass Ammophila arenaria Coos Bay

Perennial Grasses
New River, North Spit, coastal sand dunes to coastal meadows
Yes (County)

High

Evergreen/cutleaf blackberry Rubus laciniatus Roseburg and Coos Bay

Woody Species roadsides, riparian areas Yes (County)

High

False brome Brachypodium sylvaticum

Roseburg and Coos Bay
200
Perennial Grasses
roadsides, rights-of-way, forest edges
Yes (Oregon)
High

False dandelion Hypochaeris radicata/H. glabra

Roseburg and Coos Bay

Sunflower Family
North Spit, New River, roadsides, trails, open areas

No

Lowest

Fennel Foeniculum vulgare Roseburg and Coos Bay

Perennial Parsley Family North Spit Boat Ramp, Umpqua Eden cultural site, roadsides, waste areas Yes (County)

High

Field bindweed Convolvulus arvensis

Roseburg and Coos Bay
10
Misc. Herbaceous
roadsides, waste areas, sunny disturbed areas
Yes (Oregon)
Moderate

French broom Genista monspessulana Roseburg and Coos Bay

Woody Species
North Spit, New River, dunes, roadsides, forest edges, timber harvest areas
Yes (Oregon)

High

Giant knotweed Polygonum sachalinense Roseburg and Coos Bay

Knotweed Family
riparian areas, North Fork Coquille, Smith and Coos

Rivers Yes (Oregon)

High

Gorse Ulex europaeus

Coos Bay
40
Woody Species
North Spit, New River, rights- of-way, dunes
Yes (Oregon)
Highest

Hawkbit Leontodon saxatalis

Coos Bay
1
Sunflower Family
North Spit, New River, dunes roadsides, meadows, trails
No
Low

Herb Robert Geranium robertianaum Roseburg and Coos Bay

Geranium Family
Dean Creek, Spruce Reach

Island, New River, roadsides, stabilized dunes Yes (Oregon)

Moderate

Himalayan blackberry Rubus armeniacus

Roseburg and Coos Bay
5,000
Woody Species
roadsides, riparian, open areas
Yes (Oregon)
High

Hyssop loosestrife Lythrum hyssopifolia

Coos Bay
5
Loosestrifes
New River, seasonal wetlands, ditches, mudflats
No
Highest

Iceplant Carpobrotus chilensis

Coos Bay
1
Misc.

Herbaceous Cape Blanco, coastal headlands

No
Highest
Italian/slenderflower thistle Carduus pycnocephalus/ C. tenuiflorus
Roseburg and Coos Bay

Sunflower Family roadsides, open areas Yes (Oregon)

Highest

Japanese knotweed Polygonum cuspidatum Roseburg and Coos Bay

Knotweed Family
riparian areas, North Fork Coquille, Smith and Coos

Rivers Yes (Oregon)

High

Jubata grass Cortaderia jubata

Coos Bay

Perennial Grasses North Spit, New River, roadsides, dunes, coastal bluffs and headlands, timber harvest areas

Yes (Oregon)

High

Lance-leaved plantain Plantago lanceolata

Coos Bay
10
Misc.

Herbaceous

New River
No
Low

Marestail/horseweed Conyza bonariensis

Coos Bay
50
Sunflower Family
North Spit, New River, roadsides, grassland
Yes (County)
Moderate

Meadow knapweed Centaurea x moncktonii

Roseburg and Coos Bay
500
Sunflower Family
roadsides
Yes (Oregon)
High
Medusahead Taeniatherum caput-medusae
Roseburg
Grass
Roadsides, fields
Yes
Moderate

Montbretia Crocosmia x crocosmiflora

Coos Bay

Lilies, Iris, Sedges, Rushes roadsides, forest edges

No

Moderate

North Africa grass Ventenata dubia
Roseburg
Grass
Roadsides
Yes
Highest

Old man's beard Clematis vitalba

Coos Bay
10
Woody Species
Coos River watershed, roadsides and forests
Yes (Oregon)
High

Old-man-in-the-spring Senecio vulgaris

Roseburg and Coos Bay
50
Sunflower Family
ACECs, roadsides, recreation sites, harvest units
No
Low

One seed hawthorn Crataegus monogyna

Roseburg and Coos Bay
1
Woody

Species

Elkton area, open areas
Yes

(County) Moderate

Oxeye daisy Leucanthemum vulgare

Roseburg and Coos Bay

Sunflower Family North Spit, New River, Dean Creek, Spruce Reach Island, Hunter Creek, roadsides, meadows

No

Low

Pampas grass Cortaderia selloana

Roseburg and Coos Bay

Perennial Grasses
North Spit, New River,

roadsides, dunes, bluffs, road cuts, harvest areas

No

High

Pennyroyal Mentha pulegium

Roseburg and Coos Bay
20
Perennial Mints
Dean Creek, Spruce Reach, open moist fields, roadsides
Yes (County)
Low

Perennial peavine Lathyrus latifolia

Roseburg and Coos Bay
100
Pea Family
roadsides, pastures, meadows
Yes (Oregon)
Moderate

Perennial ryegrass Lolium perenne

Coos Bay
10
Perennial

Grasses North Spit, New River, Dean Creek, Spruce Reach Island

No
Low

Poison hemlock Conium maculatum

Roseburg and Coos Bay

Perennial Parsley Family
North Spit, roadside, ditches, moist meadow edges
Yes (Oregon)

Moderate

Purple deadnettle Lamium purpureum

Coos Bay

Misc. Annual Herbaceous Dean Creek, Spruce Reach, open moist areas

No

Low

Perennial Peavine Lathyrus latifolius
Roseburg
Pea Family
Roadsides
Yes
Low

Purple loosestrife Lythrum salicaria Roseburg and Coos Bay

Loosestrifes Dean Creek, Spruce Reach Island, wetlands, wetland areas Yes (Oregon)

Highest

Queen Anne’s Lace Daucus carota
Roseburg and Coos Bay
Carrot Family
Openings, meadows, roadsides
No
Low

Rat-tail fescue Vulpia myuros

Roseburg and Coos Bay
10
Annual Grasses
New River, areas of sparse vegetation
No
Low

Reed canarygrass Phalaris arundinacea

Roseburg and Coos Bay
1,200
Perennial Grasses
Dean Creek, wetland, riparian areas
No
High

Ripgut brome Bromus diandrus Roseburg and Coos Bay

Annual Grasses
North Spit, New River, Spruce Reach, Dean Creek,

roadsides.

No

Moderate

Rose campion Lychnis coronaria

Roseburg and Coos Bay
50
Carnation Family
forest edges, roadsides, moist areas
No
Low
Rush skeletonweed Chondrilla juncea
Roseburg
Sunflower Family
Roadsides and openings
Yes
Moderate

Saltmeadow rush Juncus gerardi ssp. gerardi

Coos Bay
1
Perennial Grasses
North Spit, New River
No
Moderate

Scotch broom Cytisus scoparius Roseburg and Coos Bay

2,000

Woody Species
North Spit, New River, roadsides, dunes, forest edges, timber harvest areas
Yes (Oregon)

High

Striated broom Cytisus striatus
Roseburg
Woody species
Roadsides and openings
Yes

High

Sheep sorrel Rumex acetosella

None

Knotweed Family
North Spit, New River, Dean

Creek, Spruce Reach Island, roadsides

No

Moderate

Silver wattle Acacia dealbata

Coos Bay
1
Woody

Species

New River
Yes

(County) Highest

Spiny sow thistle Sonchus asper

Coos Bay
20
Sunflower Family
New River, roadsides, meadows
No
Low

Spotted knapweed Centaurea stoebe

Roseburg and Coos Bay
10
Sunflower Family
Coquille Valley, Gold Beach, Coos Bay, roadsides
Yes (Oregon)
Highest

Spotted medick Medicago arabica

Coos Bay
20
Pea Family
New River, roadsides, recreation sites
No
Low

St. Johnswort Hypericum perforatum

Roseburg and Coos Bay
20
Misc.

Herbaceous

roadsides, open areas
Yes

(Oregon) Moderate

Stinging nettle Urtica dioica ssp. dioica

Roseburg and Coos Bay
1
Misc. Herbaceous
roadsides, recreation areas, meadows, riparian
No
Low

Subterranean clover Trifolium subterraneum

Roseburg and Coos Bay

Pea Family North Spit, New River, Dean Creek, Spruce Reach Island, roadsides

No

Low

Sweet vernal grass Anthoxanthum odoratum

Coos Bay

Perennial Grasses
North Spit, New River, Dean Creek, Spruce Reach Island, dunes, roadside

No

Low

Tall fescue Schedonorus arundinaceus

Coos Bay
10
Perennial

Grasses New River, coastal scrub, roadsides, ditches

No
Low

Tansy ragwort Senecio jacobaea

Roseburg and Coos Bay
50
Sunflower Family
Dean Creek pastures, roadsides
Yes (Oregon)
Moderate

Teasel/Fuller's teasel Dipsacus fullonum

Roseburg and Coos Bay
50
Teasels
wetland edges, ditches
No
Moderate

Three-sided leek Allium triquetrum

Coos Bay

Lilies, Iris, Sedges, Rushes roadsides, meadows

No

Moderate

Tree-of-heaven Ailanthus altissima

Roseburg and Coos Bay
1
Woody Species
open disturbed areas
Yes (Oregon)
Highest

Velvetgrass Holcus lanatus

Coos Bay
20
Perennial Grasses
Dean Creek, North Spit, New River
No
Low

White/yellow sweetclover Melilotus albus/M. officianalis Coos Bay

Pea Family roadsides

No

Moderate

Wild radish Raphanus raphanistrum/R. sativas

None

Mustard Family
North Spit, New River, roadsides, fields

No

High

Woodland tansy Senecio sylvaticus

Roseburg and Coos Bay
100
Sunflower Family
ACECs, roadsides, harvest areas
No
Low

Yellow flag iris Iris psuedacorus Roseburg and Coos Bay

Lilies, Iris, Sedges, Rushes
New River, Spruce Reach Island, spits, wetland edges, ditches
Yes (Oregon)

Highest

Yellow glandweed Parentucellia viscosa

Coos Bay
40
Snapdragon

Family

open areas, roadsides
Yes

(County) Low

Yellow nutsedge Cyperus esculentus

Coos Bay

Lilies, Iris, Sedges, Rushes

North Spit Yes (Oregon)

High

Yellow starthistle Centaurea solstitialis

Roseburg and Coos Bay
1
Sunflower

Family roadsides, river gravels, dunes Yes (Oregon) Highest

1. Species of invasive plants that would be treated in the same manner have been arranged into treatment groups. Further information about treatment methods for these treatment groups can be found in Table 2-10, Treatment Key.

2. Noxious weeds are classified by the ODA or Coos, Curry, or Douglas County for the purpose of prioritizing and implementing noxious weed control projects. “Oregon” indicates that the plant species is listed as a noxious weed by the ODA, and “County” indicates that the species is listed as a noxious weed by one or more of the counties in the District. Under the No Action Alternative, only species that are listed as noxious weeds can be treated.

3. See Prioritization of Treatments, under Planning, later in this chapter for more information. Highest: treat for eradication; high: treat for control and then to reduce the existing infestation; moderate: treat for containment; low: treat to prevent spread to other areas.

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