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Recreational Fishing Aquatic Weed Identification and Management
Weed Management in Lakes and Ponds		Auburn University
Using Grass Carp to Control Weeds in Alabama Ponds		Auburn University
Controlling Filamentous Algae in Recreational Ponds: old and new tools in our control toolbox		Auburn University
Giant Lyngbya: A Pond Owner's Nightmare		Southern Ponds and Wildlife Magazine
Aquatic Plant Information System		US Army Corps of Engineers
Weed Control in Florida Ponds		University of Florida
Aquaplant Indentification and Management Guide		Texas A&M University
Steps to Controlling Weeds in Ponds		Mississippi State University
Aquatic Weed Management: Herbicide Safety, Technology and Application Techniques		SRAC 3601
Adjuvants (spreader-stickers, surfactants, sinkers, etc.) use with aquatice herbicides		University of Florida
Use of Copper in Freshwater Aquaculture and Farm Ponds		University of Florida
Noxious & Invasive Weed Regulations
Alabama Regulation Prohibiting the Movement or Sale of Noxious Weeds (aquatic and terrestrial) Official list of prohibited plants Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries - primary department responsible for regulating the sale of plants
Sources of Biological Weed Control
Grass Carp Suppliers
Alligatorweed flea beetles - US Army Corps of Engineers *Disonycha glabrata,* (information page) a native beetle often mistaken for alligatorweed flea beetle (Auburn photographer: Dave Cline): adult beetle on alligator weed pict1, pict2 Flea beetle pictures from the University of Florida: egg and larvae on alligatorweed (62K), adults and larvae feeding on alligatorweed (61K), adult on alligator weed (68K), larvae and damage on alligatorweed (91K)
Representative Herbicide Labels*
2,4-D • Navigate	Copper • Cutrine+ Cutrine+ granules • K-tea	Diquat • Reward
Endothall • Aquathall • Hydrothall	Fluridone • Avast! • Sonar	Glyphosate • Glypro • Rodeo
Triclopyr • Garlon • Renovate	Imazapyr • Habitat
Adjuvants
Surfactants • Cide-kick • AD-40	Polymer Sinkers • Nalquatic • Sinker	Spreader • Topfilm

*Auburn University and the Alabama Cooperative Extension System does not endorse or promote the use of the particular brands of products whose labels are provided on this site. These labels are provided as examples of for each active ingredient.

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