What are the ill effects of an invasive species like water hyacinth?
i. Blockage of sunlight from reaching native aquatic plants.
ii. Starving the water of carbon dioxide
iii. Domination and phasing out of fish and other native species.
iv. Change in the water quality with respect to the dissolved oxygen and the water pH due to release
of CO2 .
v. Starving the water of oxygen.
vi. Desilting of the water body
vii. An increase in algae blooms, mosquito infestation due to dense matting and decreased water flow.
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Answer: Among invasive plant species, the water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) is one of the most problematic while it causes several ecological, social and economic problems; water loss due to increased evapotranspiration, oxygen loss, decreased phytoplankton productivity
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