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Image Upload an image to go with this article. Show row weights File information	Operations   Article Image Alt TextImage icon 9a61403962_Ar00109002.jpg (68.38 KB) Alternate text Duckweed, a floating, flowering aquatic plant, can now be found along the Lake Scott shoreline, including this area near the Flatland camping site. ( Record Photo) This text will be used by screen readers, search engines, or when the image cannot be loaded. Title Duckweed, a floating, flowering aquatic plant, can now be found along

Delays have allowed algae bloom to become a threat to lake biology

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