Aquatic Plant and Algae Control Options in Man Made Ponds
Plants & Horticulture
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1h 5m
Most ponds are collection points for sediment and nutrients leading to conditions that increasingly support nuisance aquatic plant and/or algae growth. Decomposing yard waste, fertilizers, erosion, and animal waste accelerate the degradation of water bodies. There are hundreds of species of algae and new aquatic invaders to be aware of. We will review the proactive and reactive approaches to control these invasives, the causes of unwanted vegetative growth as well as the pros and cons of logical options to prevent or control it's growth will be reviewed in non-scientific terms.
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