Species:
Murdannia keisak
Common Name(s):
marsh dayflower, Asian spiderwort, watermoving herb
Habitats Impacted:
riparian/aquatic
Regions likely to be Impacted:
SE, NE
Present in Neighboring States?
AR, LA
Currently known from Oklahoma?
Yes
Linda Lee, University of South Carolina, Bugwood.org
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What you should know!
Forms dense mats that can outcompete native vegetation. A prolific seeder that can also spread by fragmentation. Introduced as a contaminant in rice.
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