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Invasive water hyacinth increases blue crab abundance and alters fish predation risk along marsh edges
Water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) is an invasive floating freshwater plant that affects water quality, increases habitat complexity, and alters aquatic invertebrate abundance and diversity. Hyacinth can also enter estuarine habitats in periods of high water runoff where it can colonize marsh edg
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