This document seeks the "dead" capture of Eurasian watermilfoil, an invasive plant that was last seen in Lake George. It lists the plant's crimes of crowding out native plants and entangling boat propellers and interfering with swimming and fishing. Descriptions of the plant's rigid feather-like leaves in a Christmas tree shape and its whitish-green stem are provided. Control methods suggested are to leave it alone or remove plants near it, with the reward of Lake George being free of watermilfoil.

1. WANTED
(DEAD not Alive)
Eurasian Watermilfoil
(a.ka.Myriophyllum sibiricum)
This weedy, leafy, invasive, desperado was last seen in Lake George.
Crimes Committed
• Can crowd out native plants
• They entangle boat propellers
• They interfere with swimming and fishing
Distinguishing Features
• Rigid feather-like leaves form a Christmas tree shape
• Lower leaves are usually are 9 ft long
• Stem is usually whitish-green in color
• Leaves are usually rigid when out of water
Control Methods
• Leave alone
• Take out plants near it
Reward
Lake George will be Watermilfoil free!
Additional information about this alien invader:
• http://www.lakegeorgeassociation.org
• See Audreanna Bucci at Mrs. Malinowski’s class