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 Post subject: Is this duckweed?
PostPosted: Mar 7th, '13, 16:25 
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I have started some experiments with this floating plant that i found in a nearby lake. I thought it was duckweed when I started messing around with it. Now i'm thinking that it may not be duckweed at all. What do you guys think? I know there are different species of duckweed but this just seams too big, too leafy and too many stems.

Can you recommend a site where I can buy some duckweed and have it sent by airmail?

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 Post subject: Re: Is this duckweed?
PostPosted: Mar 7th, '13, 16:31 
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Don't think so. Doesn't look like the normal duckweed


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PostPosted: Mar 7th, '13, 16:50 
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mantis wrote:
Don't think so. Doesn't look like the normal duckweed

I wish I could just find some of this stuff but I'm having trouble.


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Type duckweed into google images and you will see what it looks like


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PostPosted: Mar 7th, '13, 17:03 
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Type duckweed into google images and you will see what it looks like

That is what made me think that I was onto the wrong thing. I thought maybe it was another type of duckweed thought. I just looks like a normal floating plant.


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PostPosted: Mar 7th, '13, 17:58 
There is both a "major" and "minor" type of duckweed.... most people have the "minor" type...

The "major" type is larger... and a hotter weather variety.... found in Northern Australia... which thrives in sunnier, hotter weather.. that will usually kill off the "minor" variety....


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that is water cres


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Yep looks like watercress to me also


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