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Old 08-20-2011, 04:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hopefully I can get some flowers out of this plant.
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Old 08-20-2011, 04:58 PM   #2 (permalink)
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honestly, it looks just like any other weed out there lol! is really pretty underwater though =)
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Old 08-20-2011, 07:39 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Interesting. I wonder how much the pubescence of the leaves depends on humidity. Any flowers? Those should be neat.
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Interesting. I wonder how much the pubescence of the leaves depends on humidity. Any flowers? Those should be neat.
I am hoping that it flowers soon. Other than that, none. I will post it out if I ever get any.
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Emerge and submerged plants together....


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Photo of L. pilosa just about 2' tall

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Awesome! Is that Hyptis lorentziana in the back?
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Awesome! Is that Hyptis lorentziana in the back?
Yes it is...good catch.
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I added a photo to the PF of a herbarium specimen with both leaves from a mature emersed plant and with stolon leaves. Note the stolon leaves, which are basically what we see in submersed culture(on the right), are arranged much farther apart than cultivated plants.

Nice stand of pilosa. Care to share cultivation details? I'm growing mine under T5s in my 40 breeder.

There is a closely related species (L. ravenii) that is somewhat smaller and could be really nice too, but it's quite rare (naturally) and might be pretty hard to find.
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I'm starting to wonder if this isn't actually the hybrid of L. pilosa and L. sphaerocarpa, two species that frequently hybridize and occur in the area of the original collection. The leaf shape and pubescence looks more or less intermediate between the two. Please take some good photos should it flower and prepare to press some specimens.
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