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Re: common milkweed

Different milkweed species have particular ecological requirements. 
Some are "weedy", others are more sensitive to environmental 
disturbances and thus found in more pristine areas, and still others 
are threatened or endangered. So one can't generalize easily. 
Perhaps you could rethink your question and formulate it more 
precisely so that someone on the list could give you a better 
answer.

On 5 Apr 01, at 21:07, Carla wrote:

> 
> 
> Hi,
> I was wondering if any of you out there would have any reference
> material relating to milkweed being an environmental indicator plant.
> I thought I had heard once that it was but cannot find any data to
> support it. 
> 
> thanks in advance for any help
> Carla 
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James C. Trager, Ph. D.
Shaw Nature Reserve
Gray Summit MO 63039
636-451-3512, FAX 636-451-5583

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