Klaus
--- sorinus <sorin_at_imajis.com> wrote:
> RE: Red shinner thread/
>
> Sorry about my ignorance, but what is the Christmas
> moss?
> Can you tell the scientific name, please? Looks like
> a native species.
> I always been interested in aquatic moss (besides
> the ubiquitous
> tropical Vesicularia dubyana) and I am wondering if
> this Christmas moss
> is a Fontinalis or Amblystegium species.
> Anyone knows how many native, fully aquatic moss
> species are in US?
> Thanks
> sorin
>
>
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