Aquatic plants of the United States.

Date

1944

Authors

Muenscher, W.C.

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Publisher

Cornell University Press.

Abstract

Aquatic plants, as interpreted in this book, are those species which normally start in water and must grow for at least a part of their life cycle in water, either completely submersed or emersed. The general plan of this book includes a key to the families with aquatic species, followed by a more detailed treatment of the several families. For each family there is a brief description, a key to the genera, a description of the genus, a key to the aquatic species and a statement of the general habitat and range of each species.

Description

374 p.

Keywords

botany, aquatic plants, life cycle, identification keys, habitat, ecological distribution, geographical distribution, taxonomy, biogeography

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