Alligatorweed By: Alex Bauman.  Control measures.

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Alligatorweed By: Alex Bauman

 Control measures

Alligator weed  This plant resides in southeastern states.  Emersed plant that can be found in a variety of places.

Alligator weed characterisics  It is a flowering plant  It has small tiny one seeded fruits that have thin walls

Characterisics  The leaves can be opposite, narrowly elliptic or spatulate.  They have tiny, one seeded fruits

Source of Introduction  It was first reported in Alabama in  It is thought that they came over on the ballasts of boats.

Control Measurements  The alligator flea beetle was the first biological control for aquatic weeds.  It was established on the alligator weed in 1965.

Work Cited  “Alligator weed”. Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plats. Web. 28 Sept  “Alligatorweed”. Invasive Species Info. Web. 2 Oct  Cuba, James. “Alligatorweed flea beetle Agasicles hygrophila Selman and Vogt”. ESIS. Web. 29 Sept