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Chemical treatments:
Chemical control was the first method used. The application of herbicides is effective on small surfaces, but it is powerless in the face of excessive proliferation. In addition, glyphosate can be toxic, especially for people who obtain drinking water from the lake. However, these control techniques are often expensive and dangerous for human health and the environment. On the other hand, to the star of the Western legislations, developing countries are more and more restrictive on the authorized chemical substances.

Biological treatments:
This is the case of the Neochetina bruchi weevil. A growing interest has been brought to the struggles. This control of insects, fish and mammals against hyacinth could be enhanced by the application of mycoherbicides. In principle, they are more respectful of the environment and human health and seem to be a credible alternative for the sustainable management of hyacinth.