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• Floaters include duckweed ( Lemna minor ) and water lettuce ( Pistia stratiotes ).
• _Pistia stratiotes ( water lettuce ).
• "Stratiotes aloides " has been found in the Trent River in eastern Ontario, Canada.
• _Water lettuce ( " Pistia stratiotes " ) has floating, pale-green foliage arranged in clumps like lettuce.
• An inventory of aquatic plants in 1997 showed the western and southern parts of the lake are dominated by common reed . " Stratiotes aloides " is found near the lake outlet.
• There are also a number of endangered species in the region, including water hemlock ( Cicuta virosa ), fluvial Oenanthe ( Oenanthe fluviatilis ) and Stratiote false aloe ( Stratiotes aloides ).
• Several specific names have been coined within the genus, but at present only one is recognized : " "'Stratiotes aloides ", "'native to Europe and NW Asia.
• Even after the fiscalization of the " strateia ", the term " " stratiotes " " remained in usage as a fiscal term for a class of landowners until at least the 14th century.
• It is found wet areas, ponds, ditches and marshes, with dense vegetation and, in studies carried out in England, was found to be associated with Water-soldier ( " Stratiotes aloides " ).
• Other areas of ditches support species such as the nationally scarce water soldier " Stratiotes alludes ", fen pondweed " Potamogeton coloratus ", hairlike pondweed " Potamogeton trichoides " and water parsnip " Sium latifolium ".
• "Cuyapo " comes from the Pangasinan word  kuyapo,  kiapo or  quiapo in Tagalog;  lul-luan, in Ilocano; ( " Pistia stratiotes " ), a water plant that looks like a flower.
• Within the water column exotic vegetation, such as water lettuce ( Pistia stratiotes ), water hyacinth ( Eichhornia crassipes ), hydrilla ( Hydrilla verticillata ), and now Hygrophila ( Hygrophila spp . ), pose an on-going nuisance and are treated with aquatic herbicides.
• Hydrilla ( " Hydrilla verticillata " ) is the most significant invasive aquatic plant species in the state; aggressive biological, chemical and mechanical management has reduced the effects of water hyacinth ( " Eichhornia crassipes " ) and water lettuce ( " Pistia stratiotes " ).
• By the 10th century, the " strateia " had evolved from being a personal, hereditary duty of the " stratiotes " and his family, to a duty attached to the military lands ( " stratiotika ktemata " ) that were then allocated to the individual " stratiotai ".
• The most common usage of the term in middle Byzantine times was in the military sphere : the holder of a " strateia ", or " stratiotes " ( ?????????? ), was obliged either to provide military service himself, or to provide money for the upkeep of a soldier, either as an individual or as a group / community ( " syndotai ", " co-givers " ).