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1. Common and scientific name
2. Indigenous to what area?
3. What does this organism consume in large amounts?
4. Impacts of this species on an aquatic environment?
5. Possible control methods
1. Quagga Mussel (Dressena bugensis)
2. Ukraine
3. Ummm plankton etc?
4. Outcompeting aquatic life and they prove as hazards.
5. Chlorination, sonic vibrattion, electric currents, dessiccation, molluscides, oxygen deprivation, antifouling coatings, radiation, and thermal treatment
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1. Common and scientific name
2. Indigenous to what area?
3. What does this organism consume in large amounts?
4. Impacts of this species on an aquatic environment?
5. Possible control methods
1. Quagga Mussel (Dressena bugensis)
2. Ukraine
3. Ummm plankton etc?
4. Outcompeting aquatic life and they prove as hazards.
5. Chlorination, sonic vibrattion, electric currents, dessiccation, molluscides, oxygen deprivation, antifouling coatings, radiation, and thermal treatment
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1. Common and Scientific name
2. Two alternate names
3. 3 native and introduced countries
4. Controlling methods
5. Method of dispersion
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1. Common and Scientific name
2. Two alternate names
3. 3 native and introduced countries
4. Controlling methods
5. Method of dispersion
1. Downy Brome (Bromus tectorum)
2. Drooping brome or cheat grass
3. Native: Europe, Southwestern Asia and Northen Africa (if you want countries just pick from those geographic locations [ Turkey, Iran, Egypt] (I hope that is right?)
Introduced: US, Iceland, New Zeland
4. Herbicides - Amber®, Beyond™, Far-Go®. Or fire burning, however there is a risk of soil erosion.
5. Uses seeds which can spread in hay, combines and grain trucks.
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1. Common and Scientific name
2. Two alternate names
3. 3 native and introduced countries
4. Controlling methods
5. Method of dispersion
1. Downy Brome (Bromus tectorum)
2. Drooping brome or cheat grass
3. Native: Europe, Southwestern Asia and Northen Africa (if you want countries just pick from those geographic locations [ Turkey, Iran, Egypt] (I hope that is right?)
Introduced: US, Iceland, New Zeland
4. Herbicides - Amber®, Beyond™, Far-Go®. Or fire burning, however there is a risk of soil erosion.
5. Uses seeds which can spread in hay, combines and grain trucks.
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1. Common and Scientific name
2. Order and Family
3. What are some diseases this species can be a vector for? (list 2)
4. Invasiveness
5. Control methods
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