The Salient Features of Aquatic Vascular Plants
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Fall 2007 -Links
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| Table 1. The Life Forms of Vascular Hydrophytes (pdf) |
| Table 2. Web Links - Families and Genera of Aquatic Macrophytes - Pteridophytes - Monocotyledons - Dicotyledons |
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Links from earlier offerings of this course.
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| Nymphaea hybrid with adjacent Brasenia (Water Shield). |
| Victoria amazonica - the Giant Waterlily - habit. |
| Victoria cruziana habit. |
| Pictures of people standing on Giant Waterlilies: a child, children, and policemen. |
| Growing Giant Waterliles from seed. |
| Nuphar variegata habit. |
| A batrachian Ranunculus in flower. |
| An aquatic Ranunculus with submerged and emergent leaves. Note the pollinator! |
| Another view of an aquatic Ranunculus with heterophyllous leaves. |
| Typha latifolia with staminate and developing pistillate flowers. |
| Typha angustifolia with infloresence. |
| Oserya coulteriana in flower on an exposed rock. A member of the Podostemaceae. The thallus clasps the rock. |
| Lemna minor with Wolffia (the smallest flowering plant on the earth). |
| Lemna gibba in bloom. Note the exserted stamen! |
| Phragmites communis on a page with a variety of aquatic and wetlands plants. |
| Azolla caroliniana - Mosquito Weed - A free-floating aquatic fern. |
| Salvinia minima - A free-floating aquatic fern. |
| Trapa natans - Water Chestnut - Note the fruits! The Chinese Water Chestnut is a different genus. |