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Old 11-03-2009, 07:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Please Help I.D. This Plant


I would like to know what the stem plant on the left in this picture is. Your help is appreciated.

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Looks like Ludwigia palustris.
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Ludwigia repens x arcuata
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"Synonyms: Ludwigia palustris (erroneous)"

Does that mean that Ludwigia palustris doesnt exist anymore?
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Correct.
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"Synonyms: Ludwigia palustris (erroneous)"

Does that mean that Ludwigia palustris doesnt exist anymore?
When it says synonyms there, it means hobby synonyms, not necessarily botanical ones. L. palustris is still a perfectly good species. It's just that L. repens x arcuata is ofetn sold in error as L. palustris, hence the "erroneous".

Real L. palustris is very common and can be found everywhere it seems.
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I figured it was like r.rotundifolia and r.indica.
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I figured it was like r.rotundifolia and r.indica.
It is; both are valid species (one a hybrid in this case), but one is mistaken for the other. An example of what you're thinking of would be Helanthium tenellum (new) vs Echinodorus tenellus (old).
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Just to clarify, I was referring to the Ludwigia repens x arcuata as the hybrid.
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