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| name = Pickerelweed
| image = Pontederia cordata.JPG
| description = Pickerelweed is a genus of aquatic plants. They have large waxy leaves, succulent stems and a thick pad of fibrous roots. The roots give rise to rhizomes that allow rapid colonization by vegetative reproduction. Species are perennial, and produce a large spike of purple flowers in the summer.
| range = Pickerelweed is endemic to the Americas, distributed from Canada to Argentina, where it is found in partially submerged in shallow water or on mud.
| seasons = Early Summer (leaves), Late Summer to Early Fall (fruit)
| use = The young leaves, if picked before they unfurl can be eaten raw in '''salads''' or boiled for ten minutes and served with butter as '''greens'''. The nut-like fruit can be gathered in late summer to early fall and roasted or eaten out of the hand like '''granola'''.

EWP
| name = Pickerelweed
| image = Pontederia cordata.JPG
| description = Pickerelweed is a genus of aquatic plants. They have large waxy leaves, succulent stems and a thick pad of fibrous roots. The roots give rise to rhizomes that allow rapid colonization by vegetative reproduction. Species are perennial, and produce a large spike of purple flowers in the summer.
| range = Pickerelweed is endemic to the Americas, distributed from Canada to Argentina, where it is found in partially submerged in shallow water or on mud.
| seasons = Early Summer (leaves), Late Summer to Early Fall (fruit)
| use = The young leaves, if picked before they unfurl can be eaten raw in '''salads''' or boiled for ten minutes and served with butter as '''greens'''. The nut-like fruit can be gathered in late summer to early fall and roasted or eaten out of the hand like '''granola'''.

EWP | name = Pontederia | image = Pontederia cordata.JPG | description = La pontederia es un género de plantas acuáticas. Tienen hojas grandes cerosas, tallos suculentos y una gruesa capa de raíces fibrosas. Las raíces dan lugar a rizomas que permiten una rápida colonización por reproducción vegetativa. Las especies son perennes y producen un punto grande de flores de color púrpura en el verano. | range = La pontederia es endémica de las Américas, distribuida desde Canadá hasta Argentina, donde se encuentra sumergido parcialmente en aguas pocas profundas o en el barro. | seasons = Principios de verano (las hojas), tarde en el verano a otoño temprano (la fruta) | use = Las hojas jóvenes, si se recogen antes de que se despliegan se pueden comer crudas en ensaladas o hervidas durante diez minutos y se sirven con mantequilla como verduras. La fruta se parece a una nuez yl puede ser recogida a finales de verano y principios de otoño y tostado o de la mano como granola.

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 | name = Pontederia
 | image = Pontederia cordata.JPG