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    Egeria densa
    Brazilian elodea, Brazilian waterweed, Brazilian-waterweed, common waterweed, dense waterweed, egeria, leafy elodea, South American waterweed

    Egeria densa (Photo: Virginia Tech Weed Identification Guide Archives, www.forestryimages.org) - Click for full size Egeria densa (Photo: Virginia Tech Weed Identification Guide Archives, www.forestryimages.org) - Click for full size Egeria densa identification (Photo: Virginia Tech Weed Identification Guide Archives, www.forestryimages.org) - Click for full size

    Brazilian waterweed
    Elodea canadensis
    Almindelig vandpest (Danish), American elodea, American elodea (United States), American elodea (English), American waterweed (Germany), anacharis (English), brede waterpest (Dutch), broad waterweed (English-United States), Canada waterweed (United States), Canadian pondweed (United States), Canadian pondweed (English), Canadian water pest (United States), Canadian waterweed (English-United States), common waterweed (United States), ditch moss (English), elodee du Canada (French), elodeja (Latvian), gemeine wasserpest (German), Kanada vesihain (Estonian), Kanada vesikatk (Estonian), Kanadan vesirutto (Finnish), Kanadese waterpes (Afrikaans), Kanadine elodeja (Lithuanian), Kanadische wasserpest (German), Moczarka kanadyjska (Polish), oxygen weed (United States), Peste d'aqua comune (Italian), peste d'eau (French), Vandpest, vandpest (Danish), vanlig vattenpest (Swedish), Vasspest (Norwegian), Vattenpest (Swedish), vesirutto (Finnish), water-thyme (United States)

    Canadian waterweed (Photo: Christian Fischer, www.commons.wikimedia.org) - Click for full size Elodea canadensis leaf (Photo: Kristian Peters, www.commons.wikimedia.org) - Click for full size Elodea canadensis (Photo: Manuel Anastácio, www.commons.wikimedia.org) - Click for full size

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