Specimen Information

Ludwigia peploides glabrescens
Ludwigia peploides glabrescens
(floating primrose-willow)
Plants
Native Transplant

Specimen ID1715044
GroupPlants
GenusLudwigia
Speciespeploides
Subspeciesglabrescens
Common Namefloating primrose-willow
StateNE
CountyLancaster
LocalityAlong 1/2 mile of the east shore of Olive Creek Lake, in Olive Creek State Recreation Area, near Hallam, Nebraska. The species occupies much of the shoreline from the location coordinates above (adjacent to the Area 2 campground), then north 1/2 mile to the dam.
Mapping AccuracyAccurate
HUC8 NameSalt
HUC8 Number10200203
HUC10 NameUpper Salt Creek
HUC10 Number1020020301
HUC12 NameOlive Creek Lake
HUC12 Number102002030101
Map
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Collection Day11
Collection Month9
Collection Year2022
Year AccuracyActual
Statusestablished
CommentsOn 9/11/22, I found a 15x40 foot patch of this species at the location specified by the coordinates above. I reported the sighting to Nebraska Game and Parks, because they manage this State Recreation Area. I returned on 10/16/23 to find that the species has spread 1/2 mile north to the dam, occupying much of the shoreline. It may also have spread to the west shoreline—I didn’t check. This needs immediate attention before it spreads to the rest of this lake’s shore, downstream from the lake, and/or to other bodies of water via watercraft.
Record TypePersonal communication
Earliest Recordlocale
VerifierIan Pfingsten
Photo
Ludwigia peploides glabrescens
Ludwigia peploides glabrescens


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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [5/4/2024].

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