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milfoil
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milfoil: see yarrow yarrow, a plant of the genus Achillea, perennial herbs of the family Asteraceae (aster family), native to north temperate regions. Several species are cultivated as ornamentals for their flat-topped clusters of flowers and scented foliage.
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00 Paperback TD459 This report describes the Milfoil Scoping Project, a project designed to aid drinking water managers in detecting, mitigating, and controlling the potential impact of invasive water milfoil on their reservoirs.
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Choose a combination of the following native pond and bog plants: spiked water milfoil, water starwort, rigid hornwort, potamogeton, frog bit, water plantain, yellow flag iris, marsh marigold, ragged robin, meadow sweet and purple loosestrife.
 
 
 
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