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Old 09-19-2004, 08:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey guys,

I recently faced a problem of not being able to identify all the plants in my nursery...so i seek your help. There's quite a bit of them so i just post a few each time

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Cryptocoryne Lingua to get things started...
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It would be easier for me to tell them apart if they were grown submersed. Crypt #1 looks like C. x willisii---used to be called lucens or nevillii
Crypt #2 might be (I am guessing!) C. walkeri ?
Crypt #3 might be a young C. wendtii
Crypt # 4 cound be either C. pontederiifolia or C. moehlmannii
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