List of Regulated Species in Illinois
E = Exotic Weed Species (Illinois Exotic Weed Act (525 ILCS 10/))
I = Injurious Species (Illinois Injurious Species Rule (17 IAC Sec. 805))
N= Noxious Species (Illinois Noxious Weed Law (505 ILCS 100/))
Common
ragweed*                        Ambrosia
artemisiifolia, N
Giant
ragweed*                               Ambrosia
trifida, N
          * Ragweeds are only regulated within the corporate limits of cities, villages, and incorporated towns;
Mosquito
fern                                 Azolla
pinnata, I
Flowering
rush                               Butomus
umbellatus, I
Marijuana                                         Cannabis
sativa, N
Musk thistle                                     Carduus
nutans, N
Mediterranean
killer algae         Caulerpa taxifolia, I
Canada thistle                                  Cirsium
arvense, N
Brazilian
elodea                              Egeria
densa (syn. Elodea densa), I
Anchored
water hyacinth          Eichhornia azurea,
I
Glossy
buckthorn                           Frangula
alnus, E
Hydrilla                                              Hydrilla
verticillata, I
European
frogbit                            Hydrocharis morsus-ranae, I
Miramar weed                                 Hygrophilia
polysperma, I
Chinese
waterspinach                  Ipomoea aquatica,
I
Yellow flag
iris                                Iris
pseudacorus, I
Oxygen weed                                   Lagarosiphon
major, I
Asian
marshweed/ambulia       Limnophila
sessiliflora, I
Japanese
honeysuckle                  Lonicera japonica, EPurple
loosestrife                          Lythrum
salicaria, E
Arrowleaf                                         Monochoria
hastata, I
Heartshape pickerelweed          Monochoria vaginalis, I
Parrot
feather                                 Myriophyllum
aquaticum, I
Eurasian
watermilfoil                  Myriophyllum spicatum, I
Brittle
naiad                                      Najas
minor, I
Yellow
floating heart                    Nymphoides peltata, I
Duck lettuce                                     Ottelia
alismoides, I
Curlyleaf
pondweed                      Potamogeton crispus, I
Kudzu
                                                  Pueraria
montana, E,NSaw‑toothed
buckthorn               Rhamnus arguta, ECommon
buckthorn                       Rhamnus cathartica, EDahurian
buckthorn                      Rhamnus
davurica, EJapanese
buckthorn                       Rhamnus
japonica, EChinese
buckthorn                         Rhamnus
utilis, EMultiflora
rose                                 Rosa
multiflora, E
Arrowhead                                         Sagittaria
sagittifolia, I
Giant
salvinia                                     Salvinia auriculata, I
Giant
salvinia                                     Salvinia biloba, I
Giant
salvinia                                    Salvinia herzogii, I
Giant
salvinia                                    Salvinia molesta, I
Perennial sowthistle                      Sonchus arvensis, N
Sorghum*                                           Sorghum
almum, N
*  includes other
Johnsongrass X sorghum crosses with rhizomes
Johnsongrass                                    Sorghum halepense,
N
Exotic
bur-reed                                Sparganium erectum, I
Water
chestnut                                Trapa natans, I
In addition, the Illinois Invasive Plant Species Council has assessed and is formally recommending the following plants for regulation (they are not yet regulated species):
Oriental bittersweet                     Celastrus orbiculatus
Poison hemlock                             Conium maculatum
Exotic olives                                    Elaeagnus umbellata, E. pungens, E. angustifolia
Giant hogweed                                Heracleum mantegazzianum
Exotic bush honeysuckles         Lonicera
maackii, L. tatarica, L. morrowii, L. fragrantissima
Lesser celandine                            Ranunculus ficaria (syn. Ficaria verna)
Salt cedar                                          Tamarix
sp.
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