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Flowering water plant (1 Viewer)

creedence

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Hi, this is the one of the water plants that I posted a few months back.

It is now flowering and as it has aged its leaves have changed shape and it has become taller.

Is it a type of Callitriche?

Thanks again!
 

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...or stitchwort - both are Stellaria.
If possible, count the number of stamens and styles per flower.

can you see any more detail in these pictures, just taken?
 

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I think so too: leaf-shape, hairy leaf-edges, 4-angled stem, 10 stamens and 3 styles (which looks plausible in the photos, though I can't count them properly).
Hi, thanks to Xeno, earthdragon and Butty. I find these small plants virtually impossible to identify myself and frequently make mistakes.
 
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