Naiad

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Naiad

What Naiad Looks Like:

Southern naiad is an annual plant that branches profusely and forms very dense stands of rooted submerged vegetation. Leaves are dark green to greenish-purple, ribbon-like, opposite or in a whorl of three, mostly less than 1/2 inch long and 1/8 inch wide. Single seeds are found encased in the leaf sheath. Southern naiad reproduces by seeds and fragmentation. Flowers are at the base of the leaves but so small that they can only be observed with magnification. Bushy pondweed is often confused with sago pondweed and widegeongrass.
Use one of the following products when treating for Naiad: