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Aquatic Plant Videos Now on DVD
 The Aquatic Plant Identification Series, previously rI r ..- -
available in VHS and PAL formats, has been reformatted
to a four-disc DVD set. The series was created for the ben- J I I 121 DiJ
efit of aquatic plant managers, regulators, students and the-
general public. Narrated by Dr. Kenneth Langeland of the
University of Florida/IFAS Center for Aquatic and Inva-
sive Plants, each segment is 2-3 minutes in length and uses
everyday language to identify 115 aquatic plants that grow N.
in Florida and similar geographic locations.
 The series features identification segments on floating
and floating-leaved plants, emersed plants, submersed
plants, and aquatic and wetland grasses, sedges and rushes.
 The plant species depicted in the identification series are list-
ed on the CAIP website at: http://plants.ifas.ufl.edu/idlist.html

 DVD 084 $35.00

 To order these programs, contact:
 University of Florida, IFAS Publications
 www.ifasbooks.ufl.edu
 1-800-226-1764 (toll free in the USA)
 VHS and PAL formats are available until supplies are depleted.




 At The Aquatic Plant Management Series, previously
 available as five separate video programs, is now avail-
 able as a two-disc DVD set.
 t Included are the following programs:
 Aquatic Pest Control Applicator Training -
 -* -Parts I & II teach the basic knowledge necessary to be
 certified as a restricted use pesticide applicator in aquatic
 pest control (category 6) in Florida. Topics covered in-
 /clude a brief history of aquatic plant management, laws,
 herbicide technology, biological control, mechanical
 control and environmental effects.
 Calibration-A Field Approach presents a practi-
 cal approach to calibrating handguns, booms and granu-
 lar spreaders.
 How to Determine Areas and Amount of Aquatic
 Herbicide to Use reviews some of the mathematics es-
 sential to the proper use and application of aquatic her-
 bicides.
 Maintenance Control of Aquatic Weeds What
 it is Not! explains why regular management of aquatic
 "-" weeds is the most environmentally sound and economi-
 If cal method of aquatic plant management.
 DVD 085 $25.00