Citation:

20 Weeds of aquatic environments. 1968. Pages 337-357. Chapter 20. In: Charles E Palm (editor). Weed Control, Principles of plant and animal pest control. Volume 2. National Research Council, National Academy of Sciences, Washington DC, 471 pages.

Keywords: aquatic-weed habitats, types of habitat, water chemistry and temperature, structural adaptations of aquatic plants to their environments, submersed vascular hydrophytes, floating vascular hydrophytes, emersed or marginal plants, kinds of aquatic weeds, algae, submersed vascular weeds, emersed weeds, marginal weeds, floating weeds, effect of vascular aquatic weeds on water resources and public health, harmful effects of aquatic weeds, control of aquatic weeds, historical control techniques, biological control and competitive displacement, preventative control, mechanical control,

control with herbicides, algae, submersed vascular weeds, floating weeds, emersed and marginal weeds, effects of aquatic-weed control on fish and wildlife