heteranthera (Meaning)
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heteranthera (n)
mud plantains
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heteranthera Sentence Examples
- Heteranthera reniformis, commonly known as mud plantain, is a submerged aquatic plant found in freshwater habitats.
- Heteranthera species exhibit a unique growth form, producing both submerged and floating leaves.
- The submerged leaves of heteranthera are long and narrow, resembling the leaves of a plantain.
- Heteranthera plants propagate both sexually through seeds and asexually through stolons.
- The dense growth of heteranthera in water bodies can provide shelter and food for fish and other aquatic organisms.
- Heteranthera is a popular choice for aquariums as a foreground or midground plant due to its lush, bushy appearance.
- The scientific name Heteranthera refers to the plant's flowers, which have stamens of two different lengths.
- Heteranthera zosterifolia is a species of heteranthera with particularly long and grass-like submerged leaves.
- The genus Heteranthera belongs to the plant family Pontederiaceae, which also includes water hyacinths and pickerelweeds.
- Heteranthera is known for its ability to tolerate a wide range of water conditions, including varying pH levels and water hardness.
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mud plantains
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Heteranthera reniformis, commonly known as mud plantain, is a submerged aquatic plant found in freshwater habitats.
Heteranthera species exhibit a unique growth form, producing both submerged and floating leaves.
The submerged leaves of heteranthera are long and narrow, resembling the leaves of a plantain.
Heteranthera plants propagate both sexually through seeds and asexually through stolons.
