Managing Invasive Aquatic Weeds: Why US Lakes Need Science-Based Help

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Invasive aquatic weeds are silently devastating U.S. lakes, costing communities tens of millions in annual damages. How do species like Hydrilla spread so aggressively, and why do single-method control approaches fail? Website: https://aquaticweed.org

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