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Re: [GSAS-Member] I've got a flower!



Get a picture!

Plants I've seen flowering in the aquarium most often are Aponogetons (some of which might be confused with Crypts), Barclaya longifolia (also might be confused with crypts), and Anubias. From your description, my bet's on a double-spiked Apon, like A. ulvaceus.

  - Erik

On Mon, 25 Apr 2005, A JACOBSON wrote:

At least, I assume it's a flower, though it's actually shaped like banana-bike handle-bars, is ivory white with larger bumps surrounded by smaller stalks with a bulb on top of each stalk. I thought the plant was a cryptocorne, but that isn't the flower I've seen shown for cryptocornes. I'm going to try to take a picture.

Paul, how do I document this flower to submit it for HAP points?

Anita
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