Ryan Wheeler Posted March 8, 2016 Report Share Posted March 8, 2016 ***SPECIAL NOTE*** SOME OF THE BMPs LISTED IN THE FOLLOWING MANUAL MAY HAVE SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS WITHIN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN. ***PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOUR ACTIVITIES COMPLY WITH STATE AND LOCAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS.*** THIRD EDITION BIOLOGY AND CONTROL OF AQUATIC PLANTS A Best Management Practices Handbook Lyn A. Gettys, William T. Haller and David G. Petty, editors Prepared by Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration Foundation 3272 Sherman Ridge Rd Marietta, GA 30064 Contact Carlton Layne (clayne@aquatics.org) or at the above address to order hard copies. Copies are provided free of charge! Hardcopies of the Third edition of our popular BMP Manual, or can be downloaded here. Download the PDF Version(15 mb) Contents Chapter 1: Impact of Invasive Aquatic Plants on Aquatic BiologyChapter 2: Impact of Invasive Aquatic Plants on Fish Chapter 3: Impact of Invasive Aquatic Plants on Waterfowl Chapter 4: Impact of Invasive Aquatic Plants on Aquatic Birds Chapter 5: Aquatic Plants, Mosquitoes and Public Health Chapter 6: Cultural and Physical Control of Aquatic Weeds Chapter 7: Mechanical Control of Aquatic Weeds Chapter 8: Introduction to Biological Control of Aquatic Weeds Chapter 9: Insects for Biocontrol of Aquatic Weeds Chapter 10: Grass Carp for Biocontrol of Aquatic Weeds Chapter 11: Chemical Control of Aquatic Weeds Chapter 12: Spray Adjuvants: A User’s Guide Chapter 13: The Biology and Management of Algae Chapter 14: Ecology and Management of Noxious Algae Chapter 15: Introduction to the Plant Monographs Chapter 15.1: Hydrilla Chapter 15.2: Eurasian Chapter 15.3: Curlyleaf Pondweed Chapter 15.4: Egeria Chapter 15.5: Fanwort and Cabomba Chapter 15.6: Waterchestnut Chapter 15.7: Waterhyacinth Chapter 15.8: Waterlettuce Chapter 15.9: Giant and Common Salvinia Chapter 15.10: Duckweed and Watermeal – The World’s Smallest Flowering Plants Chapter 15.11: Phragmites – Common Reed Chapter 15.12: Purple Loosestrife Chapter 15.13: Flowering Rush Appendix A: Requirements for Registration of Aquatic Herbicides Appendix B: Aquatic Herbicide Application Methods Appendix C: A Discussion to Address Your Concerns: Will Herbicides Hurt Me or My Lake Appendix D: Developing a Lake Management Plan Appendix E: A Manager’s Definition of Aquatic Plant Control Appendix F: Miscellaneous Information Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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