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Water hyacinth, a South American ornamental, invaded 53 countries; on Lake Victoria it covered 90% of the shore, costing the region about $150M a year
Water hyacinth, grown for its lavender flowers, has invaded 53 countries. On Lake Victoria, it covered 90% of the shoreline and cost an estimated $150M a year.
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