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crankygecko
 Post subject: Duckweed or Azolla?
PostPosted: Apr 16th, '12, 21:00 
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I need some expert advise.
I have been told it is azolla but after comparing to some other photos on this forum I think it may be duckweed.
What do you guys think?

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 Post subject: Re: Duckweed or Azolla?
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Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Azolla...

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 Post subject: Re: Duckweed or Azolla?
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Duckweed. Lemna minor, specifically.

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Looks like duckweed to me. Azolla is bigger and fluffier.

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Sorry Rupe - I reckon it's duckweed too !

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 Post subject: Re: Duckweed or Azolla?
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Looked to big for duckweed... but I'm still cross-eyed with the flu...lol

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Doesn't azolla have serrated leaves?

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If that's a drinking glass it's in and not a huge bowl, +1 for duckweed here too..

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azolla is a fern

Lemna minor is our smallest flowering plant

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 Post subject: Re: Duckweed or Azolla?
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Amph wrote:
If that's a drinking glass it's in and not a huge bowl, +1 for duckweed here too..


yeah it is a drinking glass.
I rang a nursery and asked if they had any duckweed. The guy said he had azolla but when I asked him about it and the difference to duckweed he couldnt really tell me, but said if i wanted some to drop by and he would give me a handfull.
Once getting it and looking at some other pictures on forum is what made me think it might be duckweed.
I have ordered some of ebay anyway so will compare once I get that lot.
Thanks for help.
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