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Category: Invasive & Aquatic Weeds

link to Ludwigia hyssopifolia (Linear-Leaf Water Primrose): Identification and Control

Ludwigia hyssopifolia (Linear-Leaf Water Primrose): Identification and Control

An erect annual with tiny four-petalled yellow flowers and a serious rice weed in Asia. How to identify it, tell it from invasive water primrose and control it.

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link to Running vs Clumping Bamboo: Which Kinds Are Invasive and How to Contain Them

Running vs Clumping Bamboo: Which Kinds Are Invasive and How to Contain Them

Running bamboo (Phyllostachys, Sasa) spreads 3-15 ft a year; clumping Fargesia and Bambusa do not. Barrier specs, 2-3 season removal, and where it is regulated.

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link to Parthenium Weed (Carrot Grass, Congress Grass): Identification, Health Risks and Control

Parthenium Weed (Carrot Grass, Congress Grass): Identification, Health Risks and Control

How to recognise parthenium weed from rosette to flower, why it causes dermatitis and crop loss, where it is declared, and how to control it safely.

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link to Water Lettuce (Pistia stratiotes): Identification, Why It’s Invasive and How to Control It

Water Lettuce (Pistia stratiotes): Identification, Why It’s Invasive and How to Control It

How to identify water lettuce, why its mats choke ponds and canals, where it is illegal to keep or sell, and how to remove it by hand, herbicide or weevils.

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link to Japanese Knotweed, Giant Hogweed, Kudzu and Water Hyacinth: How Four Introduced Weeds Became Invasive

Japanese Knotweed, Giant Hogweed, Kudzu and Water Hyacinth: How Four Introduced Weeds Became Invasive

How Japanese knotweed, giant hogweed, kudzu and water hyacinth were introduced, why they spread, how to identify them, their legal status and control.

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