What does EPPC stand for?

Exotic Pest Plant Council (Florida)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

When I attended my first conference organized by the California Exotic Pest Plant Council, I expected to hear about the magnitude of the problem, as well as about new methods to combat the spread of invasive plants in California.

Plants out of place

In parched Southern California, the invaders seem intent on sucking up what little water remains, says Mike Kelly, state secretary of the California Exotic Pest Plant Council.

CALIFORNIA BATTLING FOREIGN INVADERS HUNDREDS OF PLANTS DAMAGING ...

In parched Southern California, Mike Kelly, state secretary of the California Exotic Pest Plant Council says, the encroaching plant pests seem intent on sucking up what little water remains.

STATE HAS LOST BATTLE OF PLANTS - INVADERS STAY