Hello all

Do you know latin name of this plant?
http://www.infofarm.com.pl/~bartek/09.html
(green in the center of picture)
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Regards
Bartek Lipczynski
www.infofarm.com.pl/~bartek

Do you have another shot of it, maybe from the side rather than top-down? I
think it's Heteranthera zosteirfolia, aka mud plantain, but it's hard to be
sure without seeing the nodes.

kush

Bartek Lipczyñski wrote in message
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Hello all

Do you know latin name of this plant?
http://www.infofarm.com.pl/~bartek/09.html
(green in the center of picture)
--
Regards
Bartek Lipczynski
www.infofarm.com.pl/~bartek

U¿ytkownik "kush" napisa³ w wiadomo¶ci
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Do you have another shot of it, maybe from the side rather than top-down?
I
think it's Heteranthera zosteirfolia, aka mud plantain, but it's hard to
be
sure without seeing the nodes.

Please look on pictures under paragraph 7 www.infofarm.com.pl/~bartek
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Regards
Bartek Lipczynski
www.infofarm.com.pl/~bartek

Limnophila sp. ?
http://www.aquajapan.com/encyc/plant...la/sp0002.html

"Bartek Lipczyñski" wrote in message
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Hello all

Do you know latin name of this plant?
http://www.infofarm.com.pl/~bartek/09.html
(green in the center of picture)
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Regards
Bartek Lipczynski
www.infofarm.com.pl/~bartek

Sorry, I have no answer for you....I just wanted to say that it's a really
beautiful aquascape you've created there....I want to live in it! it's
stunning!

Some of the plants look like it has calcium deficiency.

"Bartek Lipczyñski" wrote in message
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U¿ytkownik "kush" napisa³ w wiadomo¶ci
...
Do you have another shot of it, maybe from the side rather than
top-down?
I
think it's Heteranthera zosteirfolia, aka mud plantain, but it's hard to
be
sure without seeing the nodes.

Please look on pictures under paragraph 7 www.infofarm.com.pl/~bartek
--
Regards
Bartek Lipczynski
www.infofarm.com.pl/~bartek

Some of the plants look like it has calcium deficiency.

I know You mean, but In my opinion it could be result of K excess or PH
swiches.
Anyway I'm working about it .

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Pozdrawiam
Bartek Lipczyñski
www.infofarm.com.pl/~bartek

Hi

Thanks for advices.

What we have now:
1. Limnophila sp.
http://www.aquajapan.com/encyc/plant...la/sp0002.html ?
2. Heteranthera zosteirfolia (I don't think so)
3. Nesea pedicullata?
4. Nesea crassicaulis?

What do You think?
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Regards/Pozdrawiam
Bartek Lipczynski
www.infofarm.com.pl/~bartek

If you are talking about the middle grren one It looks like stargrass
AKA heteranterha zosterfolia
You can see some of it on my website

Http://www.Aquatic-Store.com
Marcus

On Wed, 27 Nov 2002 13:47:14 +0100, Bartek Lipczyñski
wrote:

Hello all

Do you know latin name of this plant?
http://www.infofarm.com.pl/~bartek/09.html
(green in the center of picture)

Bartek Lipczynski wrote:

I sent some hypothesis about it about one week ago, but they disappeared
from server.

Check the Google archive (groups.google.com). Virtually every usenet posting
for 20 years, including this thread.

Subject: what's the name of this plant?
From: Dave Millman
Date: 12/10/02 12:13 PM Central Standard Time
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Bartek Lipczynski wrote:

I sent some hypothesis about it about one week ago, but they disappeared
from server.

Check the Google archive (groups.google.com). Virtually every usenet posting
for 20 years, including this thread.


Unless the poster uses some command like Xarchive = No. Some newsreader
software has this ability. It prevents achival of said user's posts. Usually
out of deliberate paranoia or due to default setting and lack of user
knowledge.