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Daily Archives: February 17, 2018

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Arrowhead (Sagittaria spp.)

Emergent Weeds, Plant IdentittiesBy oenvw90QUwOSSscq6AFebruary 17, 2018

Leaves are shaped like an arrowhead. They grow in clusters from the base and can be from less than a foot tall to over 4 feet tall. It may have some elliptical emergent leaves and sometimes will also have ribbon, or tongue-like submersed leaves. It has underground rootstocks with tubers and may have tiny white…

Planktonic Algae (Chlamydomonas, Chorella, Euglena, Closterium, Anacystis spp., etc.)

Algae, Plant IdentittiesBy oenvw90QUwOSSscq6AFebruary 17, 2018

This is microscopic algae that float in the water column, that grow very quickly. A bloom of the algae causes the water to become colored and can look green, blue, or reddish. Severe blooms often resemble pea soup or you may see a paint-like scum on shorelines. Concern: Planktonic algae is good for water bodies…

Filamentous Algae (Spirogyra, cladophore and many other varieties)

Algae, Plant IdentittiesBy oenvw90QUwOSSscq6AFebruary 17, 2018

This is commonly referred to as “pond scum”. It has a thread like appearance and often forms surface mats. Growth begins at the bottom of shallow water or on structures in the water and rises to the surface as oxygen becomes trapped by the filaments. Concern: Algae blooms have been a major factor in fish…

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