A wanted poster seeks the invasive plant species common reed grass, which was last seen in Glenville and Moreau Lake, where it commits crimes such as taking over 7,000 acres and replacing native wetland plants. It is identified by its height of 3 to 15 feet and large feathery flowers. The reward for its control through mowing or burning is a free natural environment.

1. WANTED
(DEAD not Alive)
Common
Common Reed Grass
mmo Grass
(a.k.a. phragmites australis)
This weedy, seedy desperado was last seen in Glenville and Moreau Lake.
Crimes Committed
• TAKE’S OVER!!
• 7,000 of acres are destroyed
• Replace wild rice,cattails,and native wetland orchids
Distinguishing Features
• Three to 15 feet tall
• Large feathery flowers
Control Methods
• Mowing
• Burn
Reward
A free natural environment!
Additional information about this alien invader:
• http://www.nps.gov/plants/alien
• Ryan latorre in Mrs. Malinowski’s class