Biological control (biocontrol) against invasive macrophytes is one of the longest standing
programmes in South Africa, initiated in the 1970s against water hyacinth, Pontederia …

A catalogue of natural enemies considered and released as biological control (biocontrol)
agents against invasive alien plants in South Africa has been maintained for many years …

Iris pseudacorus L.(Iridaceae) is an emergent macrophyte native to Europe, North Africa and
western Asia. Considered invasive in wetland habitats around the world, this species is now …

Iris pseudacorus is both a prized ornamental and an invasive aquatic plant that tends to
grow dense monospecific stands, displacing the local vegetation and altering the hydrology …

Invasive alien species are one of the main causes of biodiversity loss and ecosystem
alteration. Obtaining up-to-date occurrence records and accurate invasion risk maps has …

Compound pollution with cadmium (Cd) and zinc (Zn) is common in nature. The effects of
compounded Cd and Zn on the growth and development of Iris pseudacorus in the …

Plant absorption via aquatic plants is vital for the deep purification of treated wastewater.
This study aimed to determine the removal efficiencies of nitrogen and phosphorus for …

Abstract Iris pseudacorus L.(Iridaceae), or yellow flag iris, is an emergent aquatic
macrophyte which has been distributed globally as an ornamental pond plant. The species …

Yellow-flag iris (Iris pseudacorus L.) is a nonnative, invasive wetland plant that disrupts
riparian ecosystem processes and is widely distributed across the United States and …

Iris pseudacorus L.(Iridaceae) is an emergent aquatic macrophyte originating from Europe,
north Africa, and western Asia, and is becoming an increasingly problematic invader in …