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More pics. This stuff is growing in a very clear sandy bottom creek right where it feeds into a stormwater easement type pond. It's the same pond I catch the scuds and fingernail clams in.    Anyone? I'm wondering because if its watercress, its edible and very good for you. They even sell that stuff. But if its not, might not want to eat it.
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The leaves on Water Pennywort look similar but not the same. No slit like the ones in your picture. Water Pennywort
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Thanks Snrub, That's really close but not it, I guess. I looked at pics of watercress and that might not be what I have. My crappy pics were with a cell phone.
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