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July 2009
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A Different Kind of Water War: Texas Addresses Invasive Aquatic Plant Species
Mention of Salvinia molesta, hydrilla, even the gentle-sounding water hyacinth, can inspire dread in the hearts of Texas’ water suppliers and other environmentalists. These invasive aquatic plant species are spreading at an alarming rate, threatening the water quality and ecosystems of significant Texas waterways and reservoirs and increasing the cost of water supply and treatment.
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