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Ted D. Center
USDA Agricultural Research Service

at Mara River


Willey Durden
USDA Agricultural Research Service

Alligator Alley


U.S. Geological Survey Archive
U.S. Geological Survey

Drainages infested


USDA Agricultural Research Service Archive
USDA Agricultural Research Service

Morphology of waterhyacinth plants: A. The "attenuated-petiole" rosette form produced in crowded conditions; B. An expanding axillary bud; C. A developing ramet; and D. The "bulbous-petiole" rosette form produced in open conditions. Abbreviations: ar - adventitious root; bb - bud bract; in - inflorescence; is - leaf isthmus; la - leaf blade; pl - primary leaf; pd - peduncle of flower spike; pt - leaf petiole; rh - rhizome; sp - spathe; st - stolon.


Willey Durden
USDA Agricultural Research Service

Neochetina eichhorniae (left) and N. bruchi (right)


Willey Durden
USDA Agricultural Research Service

Late-stage larva feed at the base of leaf petioles often damaging a subtending axillary buds


Willey Durden
USDA Agricultural Research Service

plants stressed by weevils tend to be of small stature and lose buoyancy


Martin P. Hill
ARC - Plant Protection Research Institute


Carina J. Cilliers
ARC - Plant Protection Research Institute

A mat in South Africa in decline due to infestation; at Clairwood Quarry


Willey Durden
USDA Agricultural Research Service

late instar


Willey Durden
USDA Agricultural Research Service

male


Willey Durden
USDA Agricultural Research Service

with larval mines and exit hole


John Stanley
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization


Martin P. Hill
ARC - Plant Protection Research Institute


Christine A. Bennett
USDA Agricultural Research Service

quarantine on leaf


Hugo A. Cordo
USDA ARS - South American Biological Control Laboratory

to leaf petiole caused by larvae


I.G. (Hardi) Oberholzer
ARC - Plant Protection Research Institute


I.G. (Hardi) Oberholzer
ARC - Plant Protection Research Institute


I.G. (Hardi) Oberholzer
ARC - Plant Protection Research Institute

feeds on leaves producing a characteristic "tattered" appearance


Willey Durden
USDA Agricultural Research Service


Stefan Neser
ARC - Plant Protection Research Institute

late instar


Stefan Neser
ARC - Plant Protection Research Institute


Hugo A. Cordo
USDA ARS - South American Biological Control Laboratory

extensive damage, Spring 1999


Christine A. Bennett
USDA Agricultural Research Service


Hugo A. Cordo
USDA ARS - South American Biological Control Laboratory


USDA Agricultural Research Service Archive
USDA Agricultural Research Service

data from Louisana showing reduced waterhyacinth acreage and limited annual growth after introduction of Neochetina eichhorniae in 1974, N. bruchi in 1975, and Niphograpta albiguttalis in 1979


Mic Julien
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization

Lake Victoria at Kisumu Yacht Club


Mic Julien
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization

was released, (before release) at Lake Victoria at Kisumu Yacht Club


Ken L S Harley
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization

was released, (before release) at Lake Victoria at Port Bell


Mic Julien
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization

was released,(after release) at Lake Victoria at Port Bell