Nuttallii Waterweed

Invasive Species Information

What Is Nuttallii Waterweed - (Elodea nuttallii)?

Habitat: Aquatic, freshwater
Distribution in Ireland:

Status: Established

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Nuttallii Waterweed

Reproduction:

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Nuttallii Waterweed flower

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Nuttallii Waterweed - Elodea nuttallii ID Guide

How To Identify Nuttallii Waterweed?

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Why Is Nuttallii Waterweed A Problem?

Nuttallii Waterweed is an alien (non-native) invasive plant, meaning it out-competes crowds-out and displaces beneficial native plants that have been naturally growing in Ireland for centuries.

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