What are these?
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They seem to be some tyoe of lily pad...but whatever they are I dont thave them anymore....my damn crayfish ate them! Oh well, soon they will be eaten!
Which county were they found in? Also which body of water.
Follow this link click the county you found it in. It will give a list of native plants, beware its a very long list.
http://herbarium.biology.colostate.edu/colorado_map.html
Follow this link click the county you found it in. It will give a list of native plants, beware its a very long list.
http://herbarium.biology.colostate.edu/colorado_map.html
YOOPER;496056; said:
They were found in a pond near the north platte river, in north park colorado. They Look very close to those, but none of them came out of the water like that, they were all flush with the waters surface.
YOOPER;503367; said:
The leaves were at the top, similar to lily pads, but then my 2 crayfish decided that they made tasty snacks, so there all gone.
Sagittaria latifloria? when young the plant is completely submerged though as adults most get emergent leaves.
