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Journal of Aquatic Plant Management – Volume 54, 2016
Below are the article titles for JAPM for 2016.
All articles for 2016 are now available as full PDFs online.
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PLANT CAMP 2015 says THANKS TO APMS
On behalf of all of us at the UF/IFAS Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants and 24 top educators, I am sending this heartfelt thank you for Aquatic Plant Management Society’s (APMS) sponsorship of this year’s PLANT CAMP 2015 for teachers. Participants were extremely appreciative of APMS’ generosity, as evidenced by the enclosed thank you note, and so are we. Read More
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2015-2016 Board & Committee Chairs
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Journal of Aquatic Plant Management – Volume 53, 2015
Below are the full articles for JAPM for 2015.
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Journal of Aquatic Plant Management – Volume 52, 2014
Below are the articles for JAPM for 2014.
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Journal of Aquatic Plant Management – Volume 51, 2013
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Regional Update – Florida APMS wrap-up from Daytona Beach!
Yet another great regional conference in the books! The Florida Aquatic Plant Management Society held their annual conference in Daytona Beach October 14th – 16th. They had a fantastic turnout and three days packed with great presentations, events, and fun!
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Regional Update – South Carolina APMS Meeting Wrap-up from Myrtle Beach!
The 2014 annual meeting of the South Carolina Aquatic Plant Management Society went off without a hitch! The three day event kicked off on Wednesday with Dr. Susan Wilde’s discussion of all things AVM at her lab at the University of Georiga. The afternoon was rounded out with talks from Clemson, NC State University, UGA, Nufarm, and Sepro. Visiting professor from across the pong, Dr. Jonathan Newman provided perspective on aquatic weed management in the United Kingdom. Wednesday evening featured a President’s reception at which attendees caught up on the year while enjoying hors d’oeuvre and a few cocktails. (more…)
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APMS by the decade
After our last blog posting, we saw a great deal of discussion via our social media sites (twitter, LinkedIn, etc). It has been great to review what has happened over the past ten years of our society, but what about since the APMS was founded in 1961. Many of you may not know this, but our society was ACTUALLY initiated as the “Hyacinth Control Society” on July 17, 1961. Anyone want to guess what the “big topic” might have been during that era? We’ll give you three guesses and the first two don’t count….. (more…)
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Dominant Topics – Looking Back Over Ten Years in Aquatic Plant Management
Hot topics seem to change by the minute, if not the second, in today’s world. This morning’s celebrity scandal is overshadowed by reports of corruption in politics or sports in the afternoon. We are a society that lives in the here and now, but a lot can be learned from our past. Although not as readily amended as pop culture news, topics certainly change in the science of aquatic plant management and some stay the same. These topics are a sign of the times and potentially even a sign of things to come. This week’s blog will raise the question: “What do YOU think the big topics over the last ten years have been?” and “Where do you see the science going in the future?” We have our opinion, so why don’t you let us know if you agree! (more…)
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