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    ID: water plant?

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    Anyone can id this water plant? Is it Ludwigia or Hygrophila ???





    Close up....







    The habitat....






    The river....

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    Looks like some Hygrophila sp. to me...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Justikanz
    Looks like some Hygrophila sp. to me...
    Thanks for the id.
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    Oh please don't base on my diagnosis... Let's wait for some other guys for a better ID...
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    I also think it is Hygrophila. As Ludwigia acruta in land form has a red stem. Unless it is another species of Ludwigia.

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    It's not L. arcurata.......you need a flower.....

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    I believe its not an arcuata too. My emersed ones have much more pointed, sparse leaves. Red stem/green stem depending on light levels. Now in winter, less light, new stems green.

    Any flowers?
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    Got the id from someone.... its Hygrophila.
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