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esshup (May 14th 2023) |
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Re: Curly-leafed pond weed
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May 14th a 02:06 AM
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by Bill Cody |
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esshup - That SeaGrant page does not even mention turions although it does show a turion. I think they consider the turion a plant fragment which technically it is a fragment of the plant. The wording on the page is general and it does not distinguish the growth activity or ability among stems, leaves, and turions. I defy anyone to show me how a leaf. stem or leaf & stem will sprout into a new plant for the specie CLPW. If we pin the author down to specific details I think they were referring to a turion as a plant fragment. I did not get an A+ in Aquatic Vascular Plants in grad school for being a dummy.
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My First
by H20fwler - 05/06/24 04:29 AM
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