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Brian Hedley
PostPosted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 1:25 pm 
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Location: Marton
About third of the River Witham channel width, just east of Lincoln, currently (20 Sept) covered with the alien fat duckweed (Lemna gibba).
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An abundance of water fern (Azolla) has now joined the fat duckweed in the same place (12 Oct).
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At Langrick Bridge today the Witham was smothered with something green.

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Probably a mixture of duckweed species. Worth taking a closer look, carefully!

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