Apr 2, 2022
That hydrilla is going places! One strand decided to grow from one corner in my 55 to the far corner, about 5 feet away.
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That hydrilla is going places! One strand decided to grow from one corner in my 55 to the far corner, about 5 feet away.
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This is a Hydrilla Verticillata Leaf captured under a student microscope at 40x magnification.
Hydrilla Verticillata Leaf captured under a clinical microscope at 400x magnification.
Hydrilla Verticillate Leaf captured under a lab microscope at 100x.
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That is one long boy! This single strand of hydrilla was 65 inches.
✤ Ambia eromenalis - Crambidae
(Food plants include: Hydrilla genus “Water Thyme”)
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