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FamilyScientific Name Common NameHabitatDistributionImage
HaloragaceaeMyriophyllum aquaticumParrot-featherDitches, slow-moving rivers, pools, ponds.Native of South America. An introduced species now widespread in se. United States, north to NY, WV, and MO.image of plant
HaloragaceaeMyriophyllum farwelliiFarwell's Water-milfoilSubmersed in ponds, lakes, and slow streams.NS and QC and MB south to NY (Long Island), ne. PA, s. WI, and c. MN.image of plant
HaloragaceaeMyriophyllum heterophyllumSouthern Water-milfoilDitches, slow-moving waters of rivers and streams, pools, ponds, springs.NY west to ON and MN, south to FL, TX, and Mexico.image of plant
HaloragaceaeMyriophyllum humileLow Water-milfoilMillponds, other artificial ponds, slow-moving water of streams.NS west to MN, south to DE, MD, VA, and IL.image of plant
HaloragaceaeMyriophyllum laxumLoose Water-milfoilLimesink depression ponds (dolines), spring-runs, rarely also in lakes.Se. VA south to n. FL, s. AL, s. MS (Sorrie & Leonard 1999), and e. LA (Reid et al. 2021). Documented for VA by a 1922 specimen from Princess Anne County at GH (Sorrie, pers. comm.).image of plant
HaloragaceaeMyriophyllum pinnatumAlternate-leaved Water-milfoil, Cutleaf Water-milfoil, Green Parrot's-featherPools, ditches, ponds.NB, VT, and MA west to IA and SD, south to GA and TX.image of plant
HaloragaceaeMyriophyllum sibiricumCommon Water-milfoilQuiet circumneutral to alkaline waters.NL (Labrador) west to AK, south to MD, IL, MO, NM, and CA; also in n. Eurasia.image of plant
HaloragaceaeMyriophyllum spicatumEurasian Water-milfoilPonds and impoundments.Native of Eurasia. Easily confused with M. sibiricum, M. spicatum is an introduced species, now widespread in e. United States. Reported for SC by Hill & Horn (1997).image of plant
HaloragaceaeMyriophyllum tenellumLeafless Water-milfoilNatural lakes (Carolina bay lakes), typically growing on the sandy bottoms in water 1-2 meters deep.NL (Newfoundland) west to MN, south to PA and NJ, and disjunct south to a few occurrences in NC; the report from Virginia Beach, VA is false.image of plant
HaloragaceaeMyriophyllum verticillatumWhorled Water-milfoilQuiet waters.A circumboreal species, south in North America to DE, MD, n. WV, IN, NE, TX, and CA.image of plant