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Old 05-01-2012, 03:28 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Picked these two from a shop in the UK, they were cheap - nothing fancy I'm sure.
Unlabelled though, and I am utterly clueless about plants!

Any help appreciated.
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Bottom - Anacharis. Top - Looks like Tropical Hornwort or green Myrio. Probably Hornwort
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Bottom - Anacharis. Top - Looks like Tropical Hornwort or green Myrio. Probably Hornwort
Nice one, thanks!
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Second one is a Cabomba
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Cavan and Trigger are right. Bottom is Egeria densa (Anacharis) and the top is a Cabomba sp., probably C. caroliniana.
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