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- 2,4-D Considerations
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... No single herbicide is appropriate for controlling all invasive aquatic plants (or ... of native aquatic plants), in all situations. A herbicide may perform differently depending on the waterbody, its use, the ...
- Carfentrazone Considerations
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... No single herbicide is appropriate for controlling all invasive aquatic plants (or ... of native aquatic plants), in all situations. A herbicide may perform differently depending on the waterbody, its use, the ...
- Amine Endothall Considerations
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... No single herbicide is appropriate for controlling all invasive aquatic plants (or ... of native aquatic plants), in all situations. A herbicide may perform differently depending on the waterbody, its use, the ...
- Herbicides Registered for Use in Florida Waters
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... There are fourteen generic herbicide active ingredient s and dozens of trade names registered ... of which is achieved using EPA and FDACS-registered herbicide s. FWC authorizes the use of registered herbicide s by ...
- Integrated Plant Management
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... submersed plants may require higher rates of herbicide s if they are broken down microbial ly (microbes are more ... Hydrilla management programs in Lake Toho must address herbicide resistance issues; as well as annual flood control regulations, ...
- Scope of Aquatic Plant Management in Florida Waters
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... and enhance native plants and animals. FWC supplies herbicide s and contractors to apply them if requested. FWC biologists ensure herbicide s requested for use in wetland sites are appropriately registered ...
- Managing Tussocks and Floating Islands
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... Control Most tussock control is achieved using herbicide s registered with the US Environmental Protection Agency and ... and Consumer Services. Tussock management using herbicide s costs about $150-200 per acre (2010). The most appropriate ...
- Chemical Control Considerations
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... There are fourteen general herbicide compounds registered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ... when issuing permits for aquatic plant control using herbicide s, and when developing management plans for public lakes and ...
- Physical Control
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... small high-use areas where mechanical harvesting or herbicide applications were not practical. Barriers ... surface to the sediment. They are used to augment herbicide treatments by prolonging herbicide contact with plants ...
- Water Level Manipulation
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... water lettuce in areas inaccessible to harvesters and herbicide application equipment Winter drawdown s with ... Level Reduces amount of water to be treated with herbicide s or applies additional stress to plants Considerations: ...