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Common cordgrass
Spartina anglica Common cordgrass (Spartina anglica) is an invasive plant. It was first detected in Puget Sound in 1961. It was intentionally planted for cattle fodder and/or reclamation purposes into temperate estuaries. This grass spreads aggressively by radial growth of stout, white rhizomes. |
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02/13/2018 - Pest Management Changes Proposed for Hawke’s Bay
07/17/2015 - Crews to remove invasive weed from shoreline
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