A couple of Plant ID's

[eleontie]

I need help id-ing some of the following plants. They were collected from various locations, for most I have no clue what they are.

Number 1,2,3,4: were collected from a bay in New Brunswick, Canada. ( I have 2 more microphylum like plants that still need to show some sign of growth before they are picture worthy)
Number 5 DC, Potomac.

1.First one is what I think Utricularia Geminiscapa:
http://picasaweb.google.com/eleontie/20 ... 5893953666

2. No clue :
http://picasaweb.google.com/eleontie/20 ... 1814439986
http://picasaweb.google.com/eleontie/20 ... 7937916178
http://picasaweb.google.com/eleontie/20 ... 7232314866

3. From the root looks vaguely like Nymphoides aquatica, but the leaves and roots are not quite there ...

http://picasaweb.google.com/eleontie/20 ... 2263172130
http://picasaweb.google.com/eleontie/20 ... 3222072930

4. Looks similar to dwarf sag, but yet different ( it did not manage to grow fully yet in my tank to look like when I collected it ) . The rosette is much nicer , it opens up more and grows outwards(close to the ground) instead of upwards like sag, leaves are thicker and wider:

http://picasaweb.google.com/eleontie/20 ... 3619815810
The dwarf saggitaria is on the left. The new plant on the right for comparison.
http://picasaweb.google.com/eleontie/20 ... 0004852114

5. This one collected from the Potomac. Vaguely resembles Potamogeton gayi in the way the leaves form. The leaves are wavy , wider:
http://picasaweb.google.com/eleontie/20 ... 1452062562
( the tiny one in between the crypt ) :
http://picasaweb.google.com/eleontie/20 ... 3967425234

[Cristy Keister]

#2 is a Potamogeton... perfoliatus maybe?

#4 could be a stunted broad leaf sag.

#5 Another Potamogeton. I don't think it's gayi. could be crispus.

[Aaron]

I think Cristy's right on the money on those.

[eleontie]

Thank you for the help . I am not sure which ones I will keep and which not , I will let them grow for a while before I decide if I can give them any aesthetic value.

Eugen

[DelawareJim]

Eugen;

I believe you're right on the Utric. I would be interested in some of that when it gets a bit bigger.

Cheers.
Jim