Introduced invasive alien aquatic plants (IAAPs) threaten ecosystems due to their excessive
growth and have both ecological and economic impacts. To minimize these impacts …

Aquatic ecosystems are currently invaded by non-indigenous aquatic plants. A major
challenge for biological invasion research is to develop the ability to predict the spread of …

The invasive aquatic fern, giant salvinia (Salvinia molesta Mitchell) continues to spread
throughout Louisiana, Texas, and the Gulf Coast Region. Most infestations in Louisiana are …

This study aimed to assess, in a microcosm condition, the efficacy of electrostatic spraying of
herbicide imazamox in the control of Salvinia molesta and the effects of decomposition of …

There is a certain irony to providing guidance for growing healthy aquatic plants for use in
trials that are ultimately designed to kill these plants. Nonetheless, if you can't grow them …

Registered aquatic herbicides are frequently used for managing the invasive aquatic fern
giant salvinia (Salvinia molesta DS Mitchell). Unfortunately, there is a limited number of …

There is a growing demand for appropriate management of aquatic invasive species in
lakes and rivers worldwide. This book covers biology, invasion ecology, sightings, and …

Parmi les espèces invasives connaissant une expansion rapide en Europe, les plantes dites
«amphibies» sont particulièrement problématiques. Elles sont capables de former des …

Expanding the current aquatic herbicide portfolio, reducing total spray volumes, or remotely
delivering herbicide using novel spray technologies could improve management …

Giant salvinia (Salvinia molesta) can be found in open water under full sunlight as well as
under the dense canopy of trees across the southern United States. To date, most herbicides …