Hydrilla, called "one of the world's most invasive aquatic plants," by Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) officials, has been found for the first time in Michigan ...

A noxious aquatic weed has been identified as a suspect in the deaths of one of America’s most iconic symbols of freedom, the bald eagle. The suspected culprit, hydrilla verticillata — or as ...

Hydrilla, a plant believed to have been imported to Florida from Sri Lanka, is plaguing many of the state’s lakes, but West Lake Toho has one of the worst infestations.

Water Weed Hydrilla Resurfaces in Texas July 31, 2004 More than 20 years ago Hydrilla -- the aquatic version of kudzu -- is back and choking Lake Bastrop near Austin.

This is a piece of a new species of hydrilla, a non-native invasive aquatic plant, that is found only in the Connecticut River, the Middle Pond of Congamond Lakes, and few other bodies of water in ...

This is the second time hydrilla has been discovered in Illinois since 2019, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The first time, the aquatic plant was eradicated quickly after being found in ...

Hydrilla is a highly invasive water weed that was discovered by students aboard the Floating Classroom in the Cayuga Inlet in 2011. Just a fragment of the plant can proliferate new plants.

Tagging along on a treatment for only the second find of invasive hydrilla in Illinois provides an insightful treat. Doing search and destroy on hydrilla - Chicago Sun-Times ...

The hydrilla was found at the marina maintained by Finger Lakes Marine Services next to Myers Park in Lansing on the lake's southeast shoreline, according to the Cayuga Lake Watershed Network.

Related strains of hydrilla have been a problem elsewhere, particularly in the south. But the Connecticut strain appeared locally less than two decades ago and has since exploded along the river ...

The invasive water plant Hydrilla is choking the Connecticut River, but efforts to remove it have shown promising results. Innovative solutions target invasive Hydrilla in CT River ...