Please help me identify these plants

[JATIN]

https://picasaweb.google.com/101667...hkey=Gv1sRgCOiao4KUt9CSIA#5724222752926401218

Hi Folks,

Please help me identify these plants (picture in above URL).
I have marked four, A, B, C & D. Please identify the center plant with red-leaves also.

Thanks,
Jatin

 

[JATIN]

Are people not able to access the URL?

 

[nipat]

A, C, D aren't clear enough in the picture.

B = Echinodorus uruguayensis, but the picture is still not good enough (too far) to be certain.

 

[Biollante]

Not That Easy...

Hi Jatin,

It is hard to identify plants in general and aquatic plants in particular from photos. Actually given all the different morphs it is hard to identify them period. I have had plants I purchased as one species, thought they were what I thought they were, then they flower or whatever and realize they are something altogether different.:apologetic:

I agree with Nipat, “B” is probably Echinodorus uruguayensis, but frankly, there are other possibilities.

My initial thought on “A” was it might be Cabomba caroliniana in low light. Or, one of the Ludwigia inclinata variants again under low light conditions. I suppose it could even be a Rotala of some sort, perhaps Rotala sp. 'Nanjenshan'.

I think “C” is more likely to be a Rotala of some sort, perhaps Rotala sp. 'Green' Norbert.

“D,” I cannot even guess. Nothing comes to mind.

The problem from the point of view of anyone answering is that you will post better pictures that make our “guesses” seem foolish. I am used to ridicule; many are not, so no one wants to answer.

Biollante

 

[jerrybforl]

I see A as Ambulia, or maybe Myrio Green. B looks like some sort of Chain Sword. C looks like Mayaca or Rotala Nanjenshan. D maybe Giant Hair grass.

You need to take more pics, better pics, and then post. Thats the only way we can really see.