Whitebeam
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...except the one between the Vallis. and the Limnophila. Please could you help identify it? I think it is a sword of some type.
Peter
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I know all of my plants by name...
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George Farmer
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Possibly a juvenile Echinodorus uruguayensis. Definitely Echinodorus sp.
Whitebeam
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It's certainly a juvenile, as it was the product of a runner off the plant in the background of the following two pictures. The best guess I can make based on these two shots is E. bleheri, but the juvenile is growing with those long thin leaves - do they grow like that to begin with?George Farmer said:
Peter
Simon D
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No, too thin for E. Bleheri but can't help further.
