| Lakes and ponds have buttonbush, pickerel weed, bulltongue arrowhead, horned bladderwort, water milfoil, and water-shield growing in the water. |
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| In half of the sites studied, algae, mosses and plants such as water milfoil that had previously been absent were becoming abundant. |
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| He rocks the boat under his feet so we bob and toss through the green skim of milfoil. |
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| If the vegetation is primarily milfoil, musk grass, pondweed, or naiad, these stocking rates are recommended. |
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| Lakes and ponds have buttonbush, pickerel weed, horned bladderwort and water milfoil growing in the water. |
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| The common kinds include the large family of pondweeds, coontail, water milfoil, water weeds, and naiads. |
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| Assembly cut large bands of génoise in rectangle and assemble them like a milfoil. |
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| There are also lovely mosses, liverworts, milfoil duckweed and pondweed. |
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| Water milfoil and mare's-tail as well as reeds, bulrush, bird's eye primrose, and orchids can be found. |
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| Totally submerged are bladderwort, coontail, and water milfoil. |
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| European milfoil, an invasive plant most likely introduced by boats, harms its ecosystems, and pesticide runoff from lawns makes things worse. |
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| Tourists will be able to discover these predominantly yellow and white vegetables: Saint-John's-wort, milfoil, wallflower, box, birch? |
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| Mr. Andy Burton: I'm sure you're aware, Professor, that in B. C. there's a very serious problem with Eurasian milfoil in a lot our lakes. |
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| Put up signs showing what water milfoil looks like and take them down when changing lakes. |
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| The time required for milfoil to recolonize from this form of removal is unknown but recolonization is expected after one or two years. |
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| Newspaper articles concerning milfoil and blue algae have been posted on the Town web site. |
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| Beds of Northern water milfoil, Water plantain and Canada waterweed flourish along the eastern shores of the islands, sheltered from wave action. |
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| Get yourself a selection which may include water moss, hornwort, the lovely water violet, frogbit and some milfoil, which spreads nicely. |
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| The Weed Razer is uniquely designed to be the most efficient and effective tool made to cut and removing sebmerged lake and pond weeds like milfoil and hydrilla. |
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| Haloragaceae, or the water milfoil family, comprises 8 genera and 145 species of land, marsh, and water herbs with small leaves and small flower clusters. |
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| Milfoil is an invasive species and its removal would have a dual benefit: expose juvenile pikeminnows to predation by adult pikeminnows and to clear milfoil from prime salmon spawning habitat. |
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| Milfoil is an invasive species and its removal will have a dual benefit: expose juvenile pikeminnows to predation by adult pikeminnow and to clear milfoil from prime salmon spawning habitat. |
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| We note the presence of algae such as spiked water milfoil as well as the inefficiency of septic tanks, which have an undesirable effect on the Lake. |
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| The species is distinguished from an indigenous milfoil, which is called a whitish water-milfoil, due to the segments on each side of the leaf that resemble a feather. |
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| They are made up essentially of groupings of Northern water milfoil, except for the portion in the middle of the river and the belts around Mousseau, Lavaltrie and Saint-Ours islands, where wild celery predominates. |
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| The hypothesized benefits of milfoil will not be evident until the cumulative impact of the removal affects the adult pikeminnow population: this could take upwards of 8-10 years. |
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| Common submergent marsh plants include pondweeds and water milfoil. |
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| Common yarrow or milfoil, which blooms in white or rose, is especially recommended. |
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| Water milfoil and algae are also on their list, and they will seek out seeds of pondweed, smartweed, bulrush and spike rush. |
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| Browne flipped a 1-ounce jig through matted grass, including milfoil and eelgrass as well as rafts of flotsam blown against trees. |
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| In fact, waterfowl numbers overall quadrupled after large areas of the river became covered with hydrilla, milfoil and native aquatic vegetation. |
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| Likewise, the presence of invasive plants, such as milfoil, reduces transaction prices by approximately 7 percent. |
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| Visual plant differentiation by the milfoil weevil, Euhrychiopsis lecontei Dietz. |
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| But we think the milfoil is the most dangerous risk to the lake by far. |
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| Finally, throw in a few bunches of the featheryleaved water milfoil. |
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| Oxygenating plants, such as Canadian pond weed and water milfoil, are so called because they produce oxygen during the day as a by-product of photosynthesis. |
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