Sorry I have no clue but it looks like a nice stem plant.
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Found this plant in Raleigh, NC around the banks of streams, lakes, and ponds.
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looks like Ludwigia, Narrow Leaf or needle leaf to me but i could be wrong im just guessing here.
Ludwigias aren't just found in the western US. Florida alone has 30 species. I'm sure plenty of them occur in NC as well.
To me it looks like Hygrophila polysperma. A quick google search didn't show that be an invasive species in NC though. South Carolina yeah, but not North.
To me it looks like Hygrophila polysperma. A quick google search didn't show that be an invasive species in NC though. South Carolina yeah, but not North.
Not sure. I have Hygrophila polysperma in there already, and they look nothing alike.
That is sunset hygrophilia. I have it in my grow out tank and turns pinkish red at the tops medium lit tank
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That is not Hygro sunset sorry. All the leaves on sunset from the bottom to top look the same.
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I vote for Ludwigia Palustris - just bought some. Try googling it for a picture.
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