Fragrant Water Lily
Nymphaea odorata |
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Family Name: |
Nymphaeaceae |
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Class: | C | |
Other Names: | white water lily | |
Why is it a noxious weed? | Unmanaged fragrant water lily can form dense stands in water that can cover hundreds of acres and can persist until senescence in the fall. It can restrict lake-front access, eliminate swimming opportunities, and outcompete native aquatic vegetation. |
More Information:
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