Could be, since each smartweed plant can potentially produce 20,000 seeds. Not all of those seeds will germinate. A large number will be eaten by ground-dwelling beetles and crickets -- others ...

Water smartweed, foreground, and other flora grow and thrive in a previously restored marsh at the Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge, Sept. 2, 2016. Don't Edit. Jeff Schrier .

A coalition of agencies is trying to outsmart about 200 acres of smartweed clogging a section of Lake Tohopekaliga. Group members will be checking for the results of their efforts in the next few d… ...

I heard the ducks before I actually saw them. Arriving from behind, the descending flock’s set wings were neatly dividing the firmament into halves, resulting in that unique, jet engine ...