ST. PAUL, Minn. — New research from the University of Minnesota has found no evidence that a diverse plant community in lakes keeps aquatic invaders from taking hold. The university’s Aquatic Invasive Species Research Center examined 13 years of vegetation survey data that the state DNR collected from about 1,100 lakes, Minnesota Public Radio reported. …
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