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Wolffia

Wolffia

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Sep 18, 2026

Ann JonesHOST
4:15
But then these duckies got back into the water again, but this time some of them took their bathers off, and in this case, the bathers are the roots and the leaves.
Jenny MortimerGUEST
4:25
These ones, they're called wolffia, and one example is Wolffia australiana.
Jenny MortimerGUEST
4:29
Clue, you can find it all over Australia, where it looks like a little green iceberg, essentially.
Jenny MortimerGUEST
4:34
So yeah, it doesn't have roots.
Charles DelwicheGUEST
127:11
Um, and flowering is even rarer in Lemna, but- but it's, like, the flower is that much more reduced.
Charles DelwicheGUEST
127:21
And then you've got Wolffia and Wolffiella, um, which are the ones, um, th- so let me see.
Charles DelwicheGUEST
127:32
I gotta get this right.
Charles DelwicheGUEST
127:33
Wolffiella is the one which is like a little strap.
Charles DelwicheGUEST
127:37
Um, and then, um, Wolffia, um, just looks like it, um, i- it looks like a green alga.
Charles DelwicheGUEST
127:49
It's just, um-
Joey SantoreHOST
127:50
Yeah, water meal
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129:57
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