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Pond Lilies Caribou-Targhee National Forest, Idaho A grouping of hundreds of Rocky Mountain Pond Lilies covers the surface of a lake in northeastern Idaho. Well-adapted to growing aquatically, water lilies spread their water-resistant leaves broadly across the water’s surface to maximize their absorbtion of sunshine. Native Americans made flour and popcorn from their seeds. |
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© 2007 James Liddy |