HOT ! 1 Azolla Aquatic Plant 2oz container

Azolla is a small, floating fern that is often found in freshwater environments like ponds, lakes, and rice paddies. It is a highly versatile plant with a variety of uses in agriculture, ecosystem management, and even as a biofertilizer. Here's a detailed description of Azolla:

General Characteristics:
Scientific Name: Azolla spp. (There are several species of Azolla, the most commonly known being Azolla filiculoides and Azolla pinnata.)
Size and Growth: Azolla is a tiny, aquatic plant that typically grows in clusters. Its leaves are usually only about 1–2 cm in size, and the plant floats on the surface of water bodies, forming dense mats.
Appearance: Azolla has delicate, fern-like leaves that are often green to reddish in color, depending on environmental factors. The upper surface of the leaves is usually covered with tiny, hair-like structures. The roots dangle beneath the floating plant, helping to anchor it to the water.
Reproduction: Azolla reproduces rapidly through both sexual