Northeastern Asian Flora
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Lemna trisulca L.   (redirected from: Lemna bisulca Veesenm.)
Family: Lemnaceae
[Adenostemma lavenia var. madurense (DC.) Panigrahi, moreAdenostemma madurense DC., Hydrophace trisulca (L.) Bubani, Lemna bisulca Veesenm., Lemna cruciata Roxb., Lemna intermedia Ruthe, Lemna trisulca var. pygmaea Henn., Lemna trisulca var. sagittata Makino, Lenticula ramosa Lam., Lenticula trisulca (L.) Scop., Staurogeton trisulcus (L.) Schur]
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Japan Flora: Fronds submersed, flat, green, 8-10 mm. long, 2-4 mm. wide, narrowly deltoid to ovate-oblong or broadly deltoid-lanceolate, rather obtuse to subacute, minutely serrulate on the upper margin, 3-nerved, truncate or rather sagittate and short-stiped at base, with 1 or few daughter fronds; root single, sometimes wanting.  Ponds, ditches, and still waters.

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Lemna trisulca
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