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State environmental officials will treat the Eno River for hydrilla, an invasive aquatic plant that disrupts the natural habitat. Treatment started on May 15 and will continue through the end of August.
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In 2016, a task force got rid of hydrilla by injecting an herbicide into a sixteen mile stretch of the Eno. Now it's back, and the task force will try again.
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A state task force will begin work soon to try to control an invasive plant that threatens the Eno River. Hydrilla was first spotted in the southern U.S.…
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An invasive plant called hydrilla is spreading from the Piedmont toward lakes near the coast. Biologists say the aquatic weed first found in Wake County…