I've tried posting this in two other forums that i frequent, and of the answers that I have received (which have not been many) - only one actually makes sense to me. Then upon doing more research I started questioning that one. Could the plant below possibly be E. schlueteri?
I am basing this on a picture on page 17 in the book Echinodorus by Kasselmann. This book is only in German - I think.
Here are a few pictures:
Submergent growth:
Possibly older leaf submergent growth:
Plantings (I trimmed off a lot of the emergent leaves, but I left a few):
I thought it was oriental when I bought it, but after getting a better look rose came to mind. But it has spots on the edge. The young growth is pink like an oriental, but after it matures a little the growth acquires its spots. I have not had the plant loong, but it has been very reactive to the light and CO2.
I am basing this on a picture on page 17 in the book Echinodorus by Kasselmann. This book is only in German - I think.
Here are a few pictures:




Submergent growth:

Possibly older leaf submergent growth:

Plantings (I trimmed off a lot of the emergent leaves, but I left a few):

I thought it was oriental when I bought it, but after getting a better look rose came to mind. But it has spots on the edge. The young growth is pink like an oriental, but after it matures a little the growth acquires its spots. I have not had the plant loong, but it has been very reactive to the light and CO2.