New A-to-Z Poster Highlights Invasive Aquatic Plants Across the United States

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New A-to-Z Poster Highlights Invasive Aquatic Plants Across the United States

The Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health has released a new educational publication, Invasive Aquatic Plants of the United States: A to Z. It is an official publication of the University of Georgia Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources (Publication No. WSFNR-26-08).

This peer-reviewed, illustrated poster introduces aquatic invasive plants from A to Z. EDDMapS Data Coordinator Rebekah Wallace wrote it, and Bugwood’s Digital Media Coordinator, Jess Anderson, designed it. Unlike resources limited to one state or region, it features plants established in—or of concern for introduction to—the United States, offering a nationwide perspective.

Anatomy of a Plant Profile

Annotated example of the poster layout featuring Eurasian watermilfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum), with arrows identifying the plant image, image citation, initial letter, and common and scientific names.
All images included in the poster are sourced from Bugwood Images, except Rorippa sylvestris. For more information on invasive plants, visit invasive.org.

At 11 by 17 inches, the printable poster is a useful addition to classroom or office walls, Master Gardener courses, volunteer trainings, nature centers, and educational exhibits.

Download the free poster through the IPM Resource Database, print a copy, and share this new aquatic invasive species resource with your community. For the best results, select “Fit to Printable Area” in your printer settings.

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New A-to-Z Poster Highlights Invasive Aquatic Plants Across the United States

The Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health has released a new educational publication, Invasive Aquatic Plants of the United States: A to Z. It is an official publication of the University of Georgia Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources (Publication No. WSFNR-26-08).

This peer-reviewed, illustrated poster introduces aquatic invasive plants from A to Z. EDDMapS Data Coordinator Rebekah Wallace wrote it, and Bugwood’s Digital Media Coordinator, Jess Anderson, designed it. Unlike resources limited to one state or region, it features plants established in—or of concern for introduction to—the United States, offering a nationwide perspective.

Anatomy of a Plant Profile

Annotated example of the poster layout featuring Eurasian watermilfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum), with arrows identifying the plant image, image citation, initial letter, and common and scientific names.
All images included in the poster are sourced from Bugwood Images, except Rorippa sylvestris. For more information on invasive plants, visit invasive.org.

At 11 by 17 inches, the printable poster is a useful addition to classroom or office walls, Master Gardener courses, volunteer trainings, nature centers, and educational exhibits.

Download the free poster through the IPM Resource Database, print a copy, and share this new aquatic invasive species resource with your community. For the best results, select “Fit to Printable Area” in your printer settings.

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