Common Salvinia(Salvinia minima)

Details

The common salvinia is a free-floating fern from South and Central America.

It is a tiny plant made up of just a few small leaves that are covered with stiff leaf hairs. A small tuft of root-like hairs hang in the water and absorbs nutrients.

Common salvinia can multiply quickly and clog waterways as well as shade out native species of plants. It is pushed by the wind or current and can come and go in a particular area.

There are Currently No Videos to Display

The LDWF, or Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, is the state agency that has been commissioned to both preserve and monitor the natural resources of the state, while at the same time enhancing the public’s knowledge and access to these resources. In a state as naturally diverse as Louisiana, this mission takes on many facets. From aquatic weed control, sport fish tagging programs, community outreach, hatchery enhancement and the continual monitoring of the environment, the LDWF has many departments filled with dedicated personnel who share the same goal: to continue the bountiful harvest from Louisiana’s land and waters, while preserving this same ability and tradition for all generations to come.

Thank you for visiting FishLA.org!

Thank you for visiting FishLA.org! Though, this site is still under development we wanted to give you a sneak peak. We need your feedback and comments to help us build this site in a way that benefits you. Share your thoughts and suggestions by emailing us at the link below:

[email protected]

CLOSE

Common Salvinia(Salvinia minima)

Press Releases

Baton Rouge, LDWF Wants You to Get Out and Fish!

Over 2,500 Abandoned Traps Removed from Louisiana Waters During LDWF Derelict Crab Trap Rodeo

Secretary Charlie Melancon Addresses Coastal Conservation Association Annual Meeting

LWF Commission Modifies Rules for Commercial and Recreational Amberjack Harvest

1-800-256-2749 | 1-225-765-2800

[email protected]