USGS researchers conducting Phragmites (common reed) research on the Colorado River
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USGS researchers conducting Phragmites (common reed) research from a research boat on the Colorado River. Phragmites can be seen on the bank to the right of the boat. Photo by Emily Palmquist, USGS.
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