Anacharis
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historical examples
anacharis is in canada, and should, by rights, be in vermont.
st. nicholas magazine for boys and girls, vol. 5, july 1878, no. 9 various
water-thyme (anacharis canadensus) grows in slow-flowing streams.
harper’s young people, august 24, 1880 various
anacharis should not be introduced into any water, either pond or stream, unless it can be kept down easily.
amateur fish culture charles edward walker
the best for this purpose are valesneria spiralis, anacharis, and chara vulgaris.
cooley’s cyclopdia of practical receipts and collateral information in the arts, manufactures, professions, and trades…, sixth edition, volume i arnold cooley
among the several varieties of the weeds, i noticed a great quant-ty of “anacharis.”
three months of my life j. f. foster
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