Question: How are aquatic invasive plants controlled?
Answer: Control methods consider proximity to water, sensitivity to nearby vegetation, infestation size and density, proximity to tree roots, and protected wildlife. Techniques include herbicide application and physical removal.
A Closer Look:
Aquatic invasive plant control requires careful planning to minimize impacts on water quality and non-target species. Techniques such as targeted herbicide application and physical removal are used to manage these plants while protecting the surrounding ecosystem.
