[Sir_BlackhOle]

I sure would like to know what that is too. Yours seems to be doing about the same as mine Steve. Have you been able to ID any of the others we picked up that day?

 

[HeyPK]

I know what your second plant is, Steve. It is yellow dock aka curled dock, Rumex crispus. I doubt that it can grow underwater. It is common here in Mississippi, and it looks strictly terrestrial to me. I don't recognize your second plant. Was it under water when you found it?

 

[Steve Pituch]

The light colored lobelia-like one was found in a dried out ravine near exit 33 on rt 37 (the way to San Marcos :wink: ). It probably gets flooded only once or twice per year. I was on my way to Lake Corpus Christi. The north end of the lake unfortunately just had a lot of Water hyacinth, dead from a frost.

Pickings are really sparse down here. I dream about those ludwigia-filled Mississippi ditches.

Steve Pituch