Azolla pinnata and Azolla filiculoides are two different species of floating aquatic ferns. One key difference lies in their morphology: Azolla pinnata typically has smaller leaves and a more delicate appearance compared to the larger leaves of Azolla filiculoides. Additionally, they may have variations in color and reproductive structures.

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Azolla pinnata and Azolla filiculoides are two different species of floating aquatic ferns. One key difference lies in their morphology: Azolla pinnata typically has smaller leaves and a more delicate appearance compared to the larger leaves of Azolla filiculoides.

Azolla pinnata and Azolla filiculoides are aquatic fern species with distinct morphological differences. Azolla pinnata has deeply lobed leaves with a palmate structure, while Azolla filiculoides have finely divided, feathery leaves. Azolla pinnata is smaller, with smaller individual plants, while Azolla filiculoides is larger with larger floating mats. Pinnata's coloration varies, while filiculoides' is more vibrant. Their growth habits differ.