The AquaPlant website is designed to help land owners identify and manage plants in their ponds or tanks. To best manage your pond vegetation, start by using the Identify a Plant section to correctly identify the plants in your pond, and then select the best management options to fit your needs for specific plants from the Manage a Plant section. Whether you choose to use a herbicide, biological control, or to remove plants manually, this site can help.
Identify a Plant
![Photo by Betty Saenz](https://aquaplant.tamu.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2020/09/Saenz_yellowlily-554x332.jpg)
If you don’t know the name of your plant, start here to compare photos and identify what type of plant is in your pond.
Manage a Plant
![AquaPlant Pond Plants and Algae](https://aquaplant.tamu.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2010/04/Herbicide-Management.jpeg)
If you already know the name of the plant in your pond, start here to browse by name and find management options.
Fish Stocking & Pond Management
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For additional resources on fish stocking and pond management, click here.
Aquatic Vegetation Fact Sheets
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For Texas A&M AgriLife Extension publications on aquatic vegetation, click here.