Aquatic plants
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- Also known as Micranthemum callitrichoides
- The aquarium plant with the smallest leaves
- Grows to form a dense carpet
- Highly popular in aquascaping
- Especially recommendable for nano tanks
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- Compact carpet or bush
- Very nice between rocks and stones
- Relatively slow grower
- Very popular in aquascaping
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- Also known as Ludwigia sp. 'Super Red'
- The reddest Ludwigia
- Relatively small leaves
- Ramifies well
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- Still little known novelty
- Leaves half the size of normal Hydrocotyle tripartita
- Very interesting for aquascaping
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- Also known as Rotala sp. "Gia Lai" / "H'Ra"
- Bushy, overhanging growth
- Narrow, delicate foliage
- Light green, reddish to orange
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- Small highly decorative plant
- Curled, very narrow leaves
- Eyecatcher for the fore- and middleground
- Very popular in aquascaping
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- Also called Hygrophila sp. "Araguaya Sharp Leaf"
- Uncommon appearance
- Submersed leaves very narrow, reddish-brown
- Creeping to bushy growth habit
- Rather slow growth
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- Beautiful Cryptocoryne form from India
- Brown-red with green midrib
- Decorative plant for the midground
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- Colourful stem plant
- Wavy, delicate leaves
- Strong contrast against green plants
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- Rare stem plant from South America
- Narrow leaves, arranged in a whorl
- Magnificent orange to red coloration
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- Also known as Micranthemum glomeratum and "M. micranthemoides"
- Delicate fresh green stem plant
- Small leaves
- Forms dense bushes
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- Grasslike ground covering plant
- Very narrow leaves
- Olive green to reddish coloration
- Spreads fast through runners
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- Light green to intense red in colour
- Dense foliage
- Comb-like divided leaves
- Upright growth habit
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- Magnificent red stem plant
- Narrow leaf shape
- Upright growth habit
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- Delicate stem plant with very narrow leaves
- Green to red hues
- Ramifies well, bushy growth
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- Similar to Cryptocoryne, broad leaves
- Young leaves are pink
- Suitable as solitaire
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- Little known foreground plant
- Bushy growth
- Freshly green colour
- Rare in the trade
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- Rare, remarkable Lagenandra species
- Still new and unknown as aquarium plant
- Resembling a Cryptocoryne
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- Interesting leaf form
- Creeping rhizome
- Very nice in loose groups
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- Also known as Rotala sp. 'Shimoga'
- New Rotala form from southwestern India
- Luminous green tone
- Rarely available
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- Very fine-leaved stem plant
- Longer leaves than Rotala wallichii
- Light golden brown to pink coloration
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- Light green feathery leaves
- Loosely upright bushy growth habit
- Very popular in aquascaping
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- New, little known Rotala from India
- Delicate, narrow leaves
- Yellow green tones
- Bushy, horizontal growth
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- Bushy growth
- Fine-leaved
- LIght green to light pink hues