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Free-floating aquatic; roots 0. Stem: horizontal. Leaf: in groups of 3 along stem, each group of 2 floating leaves, 1 submersed; floating leaves simple, ± sessile or short-petioled, generally ovate to cordate, entire, notched at tip or not, green, hairy, hairs water-repellent on upper face; submersed leaf dissected, root-like, generally petioled, ± white, hairy. Sporangia: in ± spheric, indehiscent cases of 2 kinds, submersed, on axes in chain-like arrangements or on leaves. Male sporangium case: few to many; sporangia many per case; spores 32 or 64 per sporangium, spheric, in hard mass. Female sporangium case: 1–few, basal; sporangia few per case; spore 1 per sporangium, spheric.
1 genus, ± 10 species: ± worldwide, generally tropics. Closest relatives of Azollaceae. In California, probably all are escapes from cultivation, aquaria, reproducing vegetatively (fertile material documented in California only for Salvinia minima). —Scientific Editor: Thomas J. Rosatti.
(A.M. Salvini, Italian botanist, 1633–1729) [Riefner & Smith 2009 J Bot Res Inst Texas 3:855–866]Key to Salvinia
Leaf: floating blade 25–45 mm, oblong, length generally 2–3 × width, papillae on upper face < 0.1 mm, hairs on papillae with free tips.
Sluggish water, among emergent roots, urban riparian woodland; < 15 m. South Coast (Bixby Slough, Los Angeles Co.); native to Brazil. [Online Interchange]
Previous taxon: Salvinia molesta
Next taxon: Thelypteridaceae
Citation for the whole project: Jepson Flora Project (eds.) 2013. Jepson eFlora, http://ucjeps.berkeley.edu/IJM.html, accessed on Apr 19 2014
Citation for this treatment: [Author of taxon treatment] 2012. Salvinia, in Jepson Flora Project (eds.) Jepson eFlora, http://ucjeps.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/get_IJM.pl?tid=88830, accessed on Apr 19 2014
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