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    Details of this species in Ireland
    Status: Alien
    Invasiveness: Invasive
    Occurrence: Established
    Source: Alien Plants in Ireland, 2007.
    Arrival Date: pre 1866
    Introduction: Intentional
    Species Notes for this Location:
    N. peltata is reported as invasive in Ireland and abundance termed as 'common'. It was introduced intentionally as an ornamental plant. It is reported from the following counites: Mid Cork - East Cork - Carlow - Fermanagh - Armagh - Down - Antrim - Londonderry.
    Invaded habitats include in lakes, ponds, rivers. For more details see Nymphoides peltata Alien Plants in Ireland.
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    Last Modified: 26/04/2007 1:45:35 p.m.
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