
Invasive water primrose is known to grow in the lower Willamette Valley primarily in slow-moving waters and surrounding riparianRiparian areas The land alongside a stream, creek, river, or floodplain zones. It creates masses of persistent roots that spread quickly. Water primrose is a top priority species in the 4-County CWMA boundary and all are encouraged to report any sightings to the Oregon Invasive Species Hotline, www.oregoninvasiveshotline.org.
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