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Help identifying this plant
I need help identifying this plant
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I need help identifying this plant Bassman -- I unfortunately can't -- certainly not with any reliability. If you are anywhere near close to your state Extension Service office, I would guess they have at least one aquaculturist on the staff who could identify it. They do not charge for such services.
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Ken - This query was posted multiple times and answered in one or more other threads. Chara (an algae)
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I think I have a pond full of this stuff, should it be left alone or killed out?
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Yes (depending on your goals). Less Chara might mean more FA.
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