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| Aquarium Compatible | unknown, see description! |
| Plant Outdoor | unknown |
| Plant Emersed Growth | yes |
General Description
The Marsilea exarata, commonly known as Swayback Nardoo, is a member of the Marsilea genus within the Marsileaceae family. Belonging to the Ferns (Monilophytes) major group and the Salviniales order, this aquatic plant features a rhizome or creeping stem structure. With the ability to grow emersed, this plant reproduces through methods like runners, splitting, and cutting off daughter plants.
Aquarium Suitability
The suitability of Marsilea exarata for aquariums is currently unknown. For detailed information on its demands and hardiness when used in aquariums, please refer to the provided table.
Demands and Hardiness
When considering Marsilea exarata for aquarium use, it is essential to provide an environment that meets its specific needs. This plant thrives in setups that support its emersed growth and require proper care for successful propagation through various methods like splitting and the use of daughter plants.
Aquascaping & Usage
Depending on its compatibility with aquariums, Marsilea exarata can potentially contribute to unique aquascaping designs. Its rhizome or creeping stem structure, typical of ferns, may add interesting texture and visual appeal to aquatic landscapes.
Propagation
Propagation of Marsilea exarata can be achieved through the use of runners, splitting, and the cutting off of daughter plants. These methods allow for the expansion of its presence within an aquatic environment, enabling enthusiasts to cultivate and maintain this species effectively.
Habitat and Distribution
The natural habitat and distribution of Marsilea exarata include regions where it can thrive in suitable conditions. Understanding its native habitat can provide insight into replicating these conditions in aquarium settings to promote the growth and well-being of this plant species.