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    I have an unusual ID as this is a type of fresh water plant. Does anyone know the common or Latin name of the bright green stuff covering the lake in our local wood?

    It's super vibrant green and takes the firm of small rounded individual 'leaves?,'

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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      My bloody pond is covered in it :biggrin:
      But it does keep the water clear underneath.:)
       
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