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Hi everyone,
Acacia pelagica ! Ever heard of it? I came in this morning to find a
message on Taxacom. I seriously recommend that we watch for this
potentially serious problem, especially for coastal waters, inland salt
lakes, and eutrophic and oligotrophic ponds, streams and rivulets.
Go to http://florabase.calm.wa.gov.au/ and click on the Acacia pelagica
report. This might be serious!
Les
***NO NEW INVASIONS***
IPANE Web site: http://invasives.eeb.uconn.edu/ipane
"What is our educational system doing to encourage personal amateur
scholarship in the natural-history
field?"
Aldo Leopold
Leslie J. Mehrhoff, Ph.D.
Director, Invasive Plant Atlas of New England
George Safford Torrey Herbarium
University of Connecticut
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