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Field Notes

Description:

Maybe a seed?

Notes:

Found in a forest

Species ID Suggestions

water chestnut

Trapa natans

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jformanorth
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Comments (4)
jformanorth
This is the fruit of Trapa natans, an invasive species. Known by the common name "water chestut" but it is *not* the same one as the water chestnut we eat.
Ashish
dried flower...my be a insect...I feel 2 front legs are seen..
SarahMarland
gee thats interesting maybe a new spiecies of plant maybe. very odd!!
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PublishedJune 24, 2011

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