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Chuck, I would use a small mesh net and physically remove (dip it out) as much of the duckweed as possible as wind blows it to one side of the pond. Whatever remains can be sprayed with Diquat. Be sure to read and understand the label. Use a fine mist spray on a calm day. Repeat (dip and spray) as necessary.
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