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  1. 12th Feb 2007, 21:38 #1
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    ID: Unidentified stem plant

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    Hi,

    Anyone can help to ID my plants? I bought this species sometimes ago from NA. Now they have grow up. They do look like christmas tree where the leaves are thin and long.

    Thanks alot!
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  2. 12th Feb 2007, 22:08 #2
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    look like Najas sp... possibly indica.
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    It's a Najas sp.... As for which species... Unable to help at this moment...
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  4. 13th Feb 2007, 12:20 #4
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    They are Potamogeton gayii
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    Nope, don't think so... Potamogeton gayii's leaves are broader and softer and the stem is broader too, looks more like a normal stemmed plant's stem... This plant has the leaves of a Najas species...
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  6. 24th Feb 2007, 00:41 #6
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    It's some najas species. The plant is brittle and breaks easily at the branches.
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