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    The UF/IFAS Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants has communication and outreach materials based on research conducted by our scientists and partners. These materials are available for educational use with attribution to UF/IFAS CAIP. 

    Terminology Flyer
    Invasive Species Terminology
    Someone holds out a printed document. The document is a graphic of the invasion curve that illustrates the process of a nonnative species becoming invasive.
    Invasion Curve
    A hand holds out a printed comic titled Our Underwater World. The comic is mainly teal with many drawings of fish and aquatic plants on it.
    Our Underwater World
    Someone out of frame holds out a printed document. The one pager depicts the water hyacinth bloom cycle, showing how the flower blooms and wilts over a 48 hour period.
    Did You Know? Water Hyacinth
    Someone out of frame holds out a printed document. The one pager shows how hydrilla grows over time. The page is mainly light blue with dark blue accents. The hydrilla plant is drawn in a bright green.
    How Hydrilla Grows in Five Weeks
    Aquatic Plant Management Summary
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    7922 NW 71 Street Gainesville, FL 32653
    (352)-392-6807

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