Invasive phragmites reeds threaten U.S. wetlands, with Utah ecologists testing native plants for restoration.
Invasive phragmites reeds are threatening wetlands across the U.S., crowding out native plants and altering water flow. Utah ecologists are experimenting with planting native seeds to restore these areas after phragmites are removed using herbicides. While they have shown some success in small plots, challenges remain in scaling up efforts due to fluctuating water levels and limited seed availability.
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