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Hydrilla Causing Multiple Problems at Lake Varner
Covington’s Lake Varner has anglers talking about something other than the giant bass it produces. The word on lips these days is “hydrilla” and the affects it’s having on fishing, wildlife and the lake’s ability to efficiently produce drinking water.
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City Closes Cayuga Inlet Due to Hydrilla
Source: The Cornell Daily Sun (New York)
Date Published: 10/06/11
Mayor Carolyn Peterson closed the Cayuga Inlet to all boat traffic and declared a state of emergency on Wednesday in order to eradicate hydrilla, an invasive plant that officials worry will spread to Lake Cayuga, by applying an herbicide.
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Hydrilla Threatens Finger Lakes
The invasive aquatic plant Hydrilla verticillata, commonly called hydrilla or water thyme, has invaded the Cayuga Inlet. Hydrilla, often referred to as one of the world’s worst invasive aquatic plants, was discovered in mid-August 2011 in the inlet to Cayuga Lake in Ithaca.
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Hydrilla spotted in Cayuga Inlet, first time in CNY
Source: NewsChannel 9 WSYR (New York)
Date Published: 08/24/11
Date Published: 08/24/11
Ithaca (WSYR-TV) — It’s one of the most aggressive invasive species in the United States and it’s now been spotted in Central New York. For the first time, hydrilla – also known as water thyme – has made its way to the Finger Lakes.
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