
Hornwort Family
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Ceratophyllum echinatum - Coontail, Hornwort
Similar
in appearance to Eurasian watermilfoil. However, Ceratophyllum is a free-floating plant rather not a rooted plant, and has
whorls of five or more forked leaves and no emergent flowering
stalk. This plant can be weedy in lakes, ponds, and wetlands. C. echinatum can be distinguished from C. demersum by its relatively unserrated leaves that fork three or four
times, whereas C. demersum has serrated leaves that only
fork one or two times.
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Barger Pond, September 2002 |

Barger Pond, September 2002 |

Barger Pond, September 2002 |

Closeup on whorl of leaves. Barger Pond, September 2002 |

Closeup on whorl of leaves. Barger Pond, September 2002 |

Closeup on whorl of leaves. Barger Pond, September 2002 |

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