Other Fresh Water Plants
These are plants that grow in fresh water, such as in rivers, lakes and swamps. But this category excludes Rushes & Sedges, Lilies & Irises, Daisies and Ferns which have their own categories.
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JaneR
wrote:
25 Feb 2025
it can be tough separating M. lophatum from M. pedunculatum and its even tougher when no fruits, flowers etc. it doesn't leave much to go on.
But, I agree with M. lophatum. tips are erect but low; and some leaves look a bit flattened. .
But, I agree with M. lophatum. tips are erect but low; and some leaves look a bit flattened. .
Myriophyllum lophatum
JasonPStewartNMsnc2016
wrote:
23 Feb 2025
I add confirmation in this comment.
Searching hard I spotted two open flowers in the bottom right corner of the here first photograph,
which I opened at full resolution (as i am a moderator as well) .
Searching hard I spotted two open flowers in the bottom right corner of the here first photograph,
which I opened at full resolution (as i am a moderator as well) .
Crassula helmsii
SteveBorkowskis
wrote:
23 Feb 2025
Thanks for checking it out Jane, I didn’t realize there were that many!
Sagittaria platyphylla
JaneR
wrote:
23 Feb 2025
Probably Crassula helmsii, judging by connate leaves, and lef shape: though unusual for it not to be in flower: possibly too shadey ?
Crassula helmsii
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