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Tonina

Tonina fluviatilis, emersed; photo: S.L. Winterton

Tonina

Tonina fluviatilis, submersed; photo: S.L. Winterton

Tonina

Tonina fluviatilis flower head; photo: S.L. Winterton

Tonina

Tonina fluviatilis flower head from above; photo: S.L. Winterton


Tonina

Tonina fluviatilis flower head; photo: S.L. Winterton

Tonina
Tonina fluviatilis fruit; photo: S.L. Winterton
Tradescantia

Tradescantia pallida flower; photo: S.L. Winterton

Tradescantia

Tradescantia zebrina; photo: S.L. Winterton


Tradescantia

Tradescantia zebrina flower; photo: S.L. Winterton

Trapa

Trapa natans, emersed; photo: S.L. Winterton

Trapa

Trapa natans leaves; photo: S.L. Winterton

Trapa

Trapa natans, submersed; photo: S.L. Winterton


Trapa
Trapa natans, submersed; photo: S.L. Winterton
Trapa

Trapa natans floating; photo: S.L. Winterton

Trapa

Trapa natans flower; photo: S.L. Winterton

Trapa

Trapa natans seed; photo: S.L. Winterton


Trapa

Trapa natans stem growing from seed, submersed; photo: S.L. Winterton

Trapa

Trapa natans; plate: C.A.M. Lindman "Bilder ur Nordens Flora" (1901-1905) © 1999 Gerhard Keuck

Triglochin

Triglochin microtuberosum, emersed, Queensland, Australia; photo: S.L. Winterton

Triglochin

Triglochin microtuberosum immature spike; photo: S.L. Winterton


Triglochin

Triglochin microtuberosum mature spike; photo: S.L. Winterton

Triglochin

Triglochin procerum (T. multifructum), emersed, Australia; photo © R. Hotchkiss, Australian National Botanical Garden

Triglochin

Triglochin procerum, inflorescence. Photo: © S. Jacobs

Triglochin

Triglochin sp. flower buds; photo: S.L. Winterton


Triglochin

Triglochin sp. flowers; photo: S.L. Winterton

Trithuria

Trithuria inconspicua, submersed; photo © Colin Meurk

Trithuria

Trithuria submersa; photo © Tim Rudman

Trithuria
Trithuria submersa; photo © Kevin Thiele

Typha

Typha sp., emersed; photo: S.L. Winterton

Typha

Typha sp. spikes; photo: S.L. Winterton

Typha

Typha sp. spike; photo: S.L. Winterton

Typhonodorum

Typhonodorum lindleyanum, emersed; photo: S.L. Winterton