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Echinodorus emersus is an aquatic or semi-aquatic species in the water plantain family (Alismataceae), native to South America. It is grown mainly as an aquarium or pond plant, and it does best in good light with a nutrient-rich substrate.
Echinodorus emersus is a species of plant in the family Alismataceae from South America.
Creeping Burhead · Aquarius horizontalis · Aquarius palifolius · Aquarius uruguayensis · Echinodorus bracteatus · Echinodorus grandiflorus · Echinodorus grisebachii · Echinodorus longiscapus · Echinodorus macrophyllus · Echinodorus reptilis · Echinodorus subalatus
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