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Cyanobacteria: What Are They? Are They Dangerous?
Are They Algae? Cyanobacteria[1] are not a type of algae, although they create blooms like algae. Often being referred to as blue-green algae leads to the common misconception they are an algal bloom. To the naked eye, no difference is seen between an algal bloom and a cyanobacterial bloom so it cannot be determined whether…
What Kills Weeds Permanently?
How to Prevent Weeds from Growing? There is no way to completely prevent all weeds from growing on your lake shore or in your pond. However, there are things you can use to help reduce the amount of growth you see during the season. Using nutrient reducers such as PhosControl and MuckMaid can be a…
Coontail vs. Milfoil | Identify & Control
Overview Although coontail and milfoil look similar with their branched stems and bushy leaves, they have a few differing characteristics that aid in the identification of each plant. Coontail feels rough when pulled through the hand and has straight leaves. Milfoil is smoother to the touch and has pairs of leaflets. Another big difference is…
Duckweed and Watermeal: Identify and Control
Overview Duckweed and watermeal are easily confused with one another. However, they can be properly identified by taking a closer look. Duckweed often has tiny, hair-like roots growing into the water, as well as 3 fronds that make it look a lot like a clover. In contrast, watermeal consists of small pieces that look like…