Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:5 - Plant Industry › Chapter 901:5-30 - Disposal of Screenings › Section 901:5-30-01 - Invasive plant species

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) In order to protect native plant species
			 and thwart the growth of invasive plant species, the director of the Ohio
			 department of agriculture pursuant to section
			 901.50 of the Revised Code
			 hereby declares the plants listed in paragraphs (A)(1) to
			 (A)
			 (63) of this rule as invasive plants. The invasive plants are first
			 designated by the plant's botanical name and then by the plants common name.
			 The botanical name is the official designation for the plant.
(1) Ailanthus altissima,
			 tree
			 of heaven;
(2) Alliaria
			 petiolata, garlic mustard;
(3)
									Ampelopsis
			 brevipedunculata, porcelainberry;
(4)
									Azolla pinnata,
			 Pinnate mosquitofern;
(5) Berberis vulgaris,
			 common barberry;
(6) Butomus umbellatus,
			 flowering rush;
(7) Celastrus
			 orbiculatus, Asian bittersweet;
(8) Centaurea stoebe
			 ssp. micranthos, spotted knapweed;
(9)
			 Dipsacus fullonum, common teasel;
(10) Dipsacus
			 laciniatus, cutleaf teasel;
(11) Egeria densa, Brazilianwaterweed;
(12)
									Eichhornia
			 azurea, anchored water hyacinth;
(13) Elaeagnus
			 angustifolia, Russian olive;
(14) Elaeagnus
			 umbellata, autumn olive;
(15) Epilobium
			 hirsutum; hairy willowherb;
(16)
									Fallopia japonica, Japanese knotweed;
(17)
									Ficaria verna,
			 lesser celandine;
(18) Heracleum
			 mantegazzianum, giant hogweed;
(19) Hesperis
			 matronlis, dames rocket;
(20) Hydrilla
			 verticillata, hydrilla;
(21) Hydrocharis
			 morsus-ranae, European
									frogbit;
(22)
									Hygrophila
			 polysperma, Indian swampweed;
(23)
									Iris
			 pseudacorus, yellow flag iris;
(24)
									Lagarosiphon
			 major, African oxygen weed;
(25)
									Ligustrum
			 vulgare, common privet;
(26)
									Limnophila sessiliflora, Asian
			 marshweed;
(27) Lonicera
			 japonica, Japanese honeysuckle;
(28) Lonicera maackii,
			 Amur
			 honeysuckle;
(29) Lonicera
			 morrowii, Morrow's honeysuckle;
(30) Lonicera
			 tatarica, Tatarian honeysuckle;
(31) Lythrum
			 salicaria, purple loosestrife;
(32) Lythrum virgatum,
			 European wand loosestrife;
(33)
									Marsilea
			 guadrifolia, European water-clover;
(34) Microstegium
			 vimineum, Japanese stiltgrass;
(35)
									Monochoria
			 hastata, arrowleaf false pickerelweed;
(36)
									Monochoria
			 vaginalis, heartshape false pickerelweed;
(37)
									Morus alba,
			 white mulberry;
(38) Myriophyllum
			 aquaticum, parrot feather watermilfoil;
(39)
			 Myriophyllum spicatum, Eurasian
									watermilfoil;
(40)
									Najas minor,
			 brittle waternymph;
(41) Nymphoides
			 peltata, yellow floating heart;
(42)
									Ottelia
			 alismoides, duck lettuce;
(43)
									Paulownia
			 tomentosa, princess tree;
(44)
									Persicaria
			 perfoliata, mile-a-minute;
(45)
									Phalaris
			 arundinacea, reed canary grass;
(46) Phragmites
			 australis ssp. australis, common reed;
(47)
									Pistia
			 stratiotes, water lettuce;
(48) Potamogeton
			 crispus, curly
			 pondweed;
(49) Pueraria montana
			 var. lobata, kudzu;
(50) Pyrus calleryana,
			 Callery pear;
(51) Rhamnus
			 cathartica, European buckthorn;
(52) Rosa
			 multiflora,
			 multiflora rose;
(53)
									Sagittaria
			 sagittifolia, arrowhead;
(54)
									Salix fragilis, crack willow;
(55)
									Salvinia minima,
			 common salvinia;
(56)
									Salvinia molesta, giant salvinia;
(57)
									Sparganium
			 erectum, simple bur-reed;
(58)
									Stratiotes
			 aloides, water soldier;
(59) Trapa natans,
			 water chestnut;
(60) Typha
			 angustifolia, narrowleaf cattail;
(61) Typha x glauca,
			 hybrid cattail;
(62)
									Ulmus pumila,
			 Siberian elm; and
(63) Vincetoxicum
			 nigrum,  black
			 swallowwort.