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Invasive Aquatic And Wetland Plants 1st Edition Suellen May

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Invasive Aquatic And Wetland Plants 1st Edition Suellen May
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Publisher: Chelsea House Publications
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.46 MB
Pages: 113
Author: Suellen May
ISBN: 9780791091302, 9781438119748, 0791091309, 1438119747
Language: English
Year: 2006
Edition: 1

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Invasive Aquatic And Wetland Plants 1st Edition Suellen May by Suellen May 9780791091302, 9781438119748, 0791091309, 1438119747 instant download after payment.

Aquatic plants, or hydrophytes, are plants that are bound
to the water to complete their life cycle. They can be
herbaceous or woody and at least some portion of the plant
grows in water. Herbaceous plants have soft tissues and do
not develop woody parts aboveground. Some aquatic plants
are completely submerged and others grow just along the
water’s edge.

Invasive species are a problem because they are outstanding
competitors. All creatures evolve toward becoming a better
competitor. Changes occur based on the requirements of their
environment.

One of the dangers of invasive aquatic and wetland plants
is that their populations increase exponentially each
year without any constraints, which alters fragile ecosystems.
Wetlands can become so clogged by the overgrowth of invasive
plant species that native birds will no longer make the wetland
their home.
Invasive plant species threaten the supply of freshwater. Aquatic
invasive species (all species, not just plants) continue to arrive in the
Great Lakes at a rate of one every eight months, adding to the more
than 160 species already causing serious ecological and economic
damage.

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