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Egeria
densa is a widely cultivated species of fishponds and
aquaria, but has become an uncommon aquatic weed of ponds
and streams in Tasmania. It grows submerged, and forms a
tangled mass of stems. The leaves are soft and in whorls of
four. It resembles its relative Elodea
canadensis, but has thicker stems and larger
leaves and flowers.
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University of Tasmania
