Bogbean is recorded by a competent New Zealand authority as an introduced, invasive or managed threat subject. Source context (BioNet; NZ Waterways): Perennial wetland plant with a creeping rootstock and thick green stems that often trail across the water surface. It bears distinctive hairless, light-green, three-lobed/trifoliate leaves emerging from water.
The source identifies ecological, biosecurity or habitat risks that make this subject relevant to NZ Ex Games intelligence. Source context (BioNet; NZ Waterways): A rapidly growing perennial that can clog waterways. Its creeping rootstock and trailing stems facilitate occupation of bogs, marshes, lake fringes and slow-flowing river margins.
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