A genus of aquatic plants commonly called coontail, with feathery, horn-like leaves that lack roots and float in water.
From Greek 'keras' (horn) + 'phyllon' (leaf), literally 'horn-leaved,' describing the stiff, fine-textured appearance of its foliage.
Coontail has been used for centuries to clean aquarium water naturally—it literally sucks pollution and excess nutrients right out of the water while looking like delicate green horns.
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