Nymphoides of Florida
Detailed Description
Easily confused Nymphoides of Florida including (a) N. humboldtiana (native) and (b) N. indica (invasive). Photos by Allain (USGS) and Tippery (UW Whitewater) respectively. Nymphoides indica seeds have bumps (reticules).
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
Related
Integrating Science and Management for Optimal Prevention and Control of Invasive Nymphoides in Florida
Two invasive species of floating hearts, Nymphoides cristata and N. indica , are actively managed in Florida. A rare native species, N. humboldtiana, has been found in Florida and verified by molecular methods; this species is nearly indistinguishable from N. indica .
Related
Integrating Science and Management for Optimal Prevention and Control of Invasive Nymphoides in Florida
Two invasive species of floating hearts, Nymphoides cristata and N. indica , are actively managed in Florida. A rare native species, N. humboldtiana, has been found in Florida and verified by molecular methods; this species is nearly indistinguishable from N. indica .