US EditionCallery pear tree invasion continues across Oklahoma
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Callery pear tree invasion continues across Oklahoma
Spring is the season of lovely white-flowering trees in Oklahoma, but one of the most visible of those trees has become an unwelcome sight.Bradford or Chanticleer pear trees are a domesticated cultivar— cultivated in nurseries for certain properties— that have given rise to a thorny problem in the wilds, according to ecologists, wildlife land managers and foresters almost everywhere.This year, Ohio became the first state in the nation to ban the…
Callery pear tree invasion continues across Oklahoma
Spring is the season of lovely white-flowering trees in Oklahoma, but one of the most visible of those trees has become an unwelcome sight.Bradford or Chanticleer pear trees are a domesticated cultivar— cultivated in nurseries for certain properties— that have given rise to a thorny problem in the wilds, according to ecologists, wildlife land managers and foresters almost everywhere.This year, Ohio became the first state in the nation to ban the…
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