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I don't know about the lily pads down there, but the ones up here, when mature, have roots that are 3"-4" thick.
A Weed Razor used on them before any pads reach the surface and unfurl will slowly starve them out. But you have to be diligent about cutting them before they open up.
Then rake out the cut pieces to help reduce the nutrients in the pond, and having them not decompose in the pond will also help the water quality.
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