Wild celery is dioecious and individual plants are either male or female. Individual pistillate flowers have three sepals and three white petals, and occur in a tubular spathe that grows to the water …

Vallisneria americana, commonly called wild celery, water-celery, tape grass, or eelgrass, [2] is a plant in the family Hydrocharitaceae, the "tape-grasses". V.

Male flowers are enclosed within an egg-shaped, leaf-like sheath (spathe) at the tip of a short stalk. The spathe detaches from the stalk and floats to the water's surface, where it opens, …

Wild celery, Vallisneria americana michx., is an aquatic plant that supplies food for diving ducks and muskrats in the form of a bean-like fruit and a white, crisp, suc­ culent, buried stem. It is …

Wild celery is a perennial, submersed aquatic plant, with ribbon-like leaves, up to 2 m or more in length, depending on water movement and depth (Lovett-Doust and LaPorte 1991). The …

Wild celery is dioecious and individual plants are either male or female. Individual pistillate flowers have three green, leaf-like petals and three white petals, and occur in a tubular spathe that …

Wild Celery (Vallisneria americana) Common names: Water celery, eelgrass, tapegrass. Location: Lakes in depths up to 15 feet and streams; prefers semi-hard bottom such as sand covered …

Here, we review available literature on reproductive ecology of wild celery, focusing on environmen-tal influences on the production and early stages of growth of different propagule …

Wild celery plants are dioecious, and flowering occurs in the upper Chesapeake Bay during August and September. On male plants, flowers develop in a spathe at the base of the plant, …

-Wild Celery is usually found in water ranging from ankle-deep to several meters. It can tolerant turbidity and will survive in a broad range of water chemistries. -Wild Celery is a premiere …