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Turion |
A propagule produced in the leaf axils to facilitate vegetative reproduction, over wintering, survival, and spread. |
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What is the mode of reproduction of Eurasian water milfoil? |
Fragmentation |
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Rhizome |
A modified plant structure and buds to reproduce new plants |
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How does salvinia reproduce? |
Fragmentation and budding |
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Water hyacinth |
Annual monocot |
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Purple loosestrife |
Perennial dicot |
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Curly leaf pondweed |
Perennial monocot Has Turions, rapid growth, up to 1ft per day |
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Best way to treat egeria |
Diquat |
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Pragmite reproduction |
Rhizomes and stolons |
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Monocot |
Single seed leaf at germination |
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Monoecious |
Both reproductive structures on one plant |
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monoecious hydrilla is tolerant of cold waters |
True |
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Primary reason hydrilla can outcompete |
It can grow in low light conditions and reproduces rapidly |
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Flowering rushes |
Perennial dicot |
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Fanwort and cabomba |
Perennial dicot Fanwort- tropical Cabomba- northern |
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Flowering rushes reproduction |
Seeds and rhizomes |
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4 ways aqua doc reduces phosphorus |
Seclear, phoslock, alum, aeration |
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Biproducts |
Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen |
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Selectivity |
The ability of a product to treat one sp. and not another |
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How many gallons of water in an acre ft. |
326,000 |
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How much does an acre ft of water weigh |
2.7 mil |
