Can anyone ID this plant.

[szidlon]

I'm hoping one of the plant people here can identify this plant for me.  One of my friends found it at Huntsville State Park.  She said it was growing both emersed and submersed (spelling ?).  Before I put it in any of my tanks I'd like to know what it is.

[Brownsnoutuk]

Re: Can anyone ID this plant.

I dont know what its called, but heres a link to a picture that shows(imprettysure) the same plant.
First picture, far left.

[szidlon]

Re: Can anyone ID this plant.

??? Invisible link  :?

[Brownsnoutuk]

Re: Can anyone ID this plant.

yes you have to join my fan club to get it

http://www.aquaticplantcentral.com/forumapc/plant-id/12920-please-id-this-stem-plant.html

[Mzungu]

Re: Can anyone ID this plant.

I'm thinking myrio of some kind, maybe the eurasian watermilfoil?

[Mzungu]

Re: Can anyone ID this plant.

Actually, I'm leaning more toward parrot's feather.

[Spot86t]

Re: Can anyone ID this plant.

Looks like parrots feather to me.  I've got it growing in my pond, water gardens and in a couple of my fish tanks.

[szidlon]

Re: Can anyone ID this plant.

Thanks!

[Mzungu]

Re: Can anyone ID this plant.

So, is that a picture of hers? Have you decided to try some of it out? Let us know how it does! And you've also made me very interested in going on a little plant collecting trip to Huntsville - would it be illegal to bring plants home?

[szidlon]

Re: Can anyone ID this plant.

Yes, it's a picture she took  and I don't exactly know where she collected it.  As to the legality of bringing it home I guess it would depend on where you were collecting plants.  I'll give it a try and see how it does.  From what I've seen on the net it looks pretty hardy.