Those driving along the Delta Highway north of the Valley River Center Mall may notice a unique quirk of the Delta Ponds this time of year: they are red. The red stuff adorning the 150-acre ...

While, yes, the aquatic fern can reduce mosquito populations, it is only if it covers 70% or more of the water, reducing the surface area in which mosquitos can lay their eggs.

Aquatic ferns are been spotted in some of the island’s freshwater ponds, with Dr Mark Outerbridge saying that “a few of Bermuda’s freshwater ponds have been replaced with what appears to be ...

Ferns figured out how to say goodbye to the aquatic environment. With roots they could grab hold of the soil and with their vascular tissues they could pump water up into larger and larger bodies.

But for now, let’s dig into some low-maintenance aquatic plants to get you started on your underwater garden. 1. Elevate Your Tank with Java Fern’s Low-Key Charm ...

This was my first encounter with the aquatic fern known as Common Nardoo, Marsilea drummondii. Looking into its biology and history, I discovered many sides to this unpredictable little plant: ...

A pine cone rests on carpet of giant salvinia, an invasive aquatic fern that's native to Brazil, in Palm Lake in Slidell on Aug. 22.

Giant salvinia, a highly invasive, free-floating aquatic fern that can double its coverage area in a week, is one of the major threats to our lakes.

Invasive giant floating fern is taking over the lakes in Alabama. Updated: Sep. 25, 2024, ... The plant’s mats block needed sunlight for aquatic plants that live below the water’s surface, ...

Giant salvinia, an invasive aquatic fern that's native to Brazil, forms a carpet that nearly covers Palm Lake in Slidell, Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024. (Staff photo by Scott Threlkeld, The Times ...

The red stuff adorning the 150-acre waterway site isn't algae or autumn leaves or dye, but an aquatic fern. Waterway enjoyers shouldn’t be alarmed, though, as the fern is actually beneficial to ...

While, yes, the aquatic fern can reduce mosquito populations, it is only if it covers 70% or more of the water, reducing the surface area in which mosquitos can lay their eggs.