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ST-DC-APR-14 STOFFELS INTERNATIONAL CATALOG AQUARIUM PLANTS INDEX PLANT PAGE PLANT PAGE PLANT PAGE A Cyperus Helferi 7 Lobelia Cardinalis 10 Acorus Gramineus Pussilus 3 Ludwigia Arcuata 11 Acorus Gramineus Variegatus 3 D Ludwigia Peruensis 11 Alternanthera Cardinalis 3 Dracaena Sanderiana 7 Ludwigia Repens 11 Alternanthera Lilacina 3 Lysimachia Nummularia 11 Alternanthera Reineckii Rosaefolia 3 E Lysimachia Nummularia Aurea 11 Alternanthera Sessilis 3 Echinodorus Argentinensis 7 Ammannia Gracilis 3 Echinodorus Bleheri 7 M Ammoricia Aquatica 3 Echinodorus Cordifolius 7 Mayaca Fluviatilis 11 Anubia Barteri 4 Echinodorus Grandiflorus 7 Micranthemum Micranthemoides 11 Anubia Barteri Broad Leaf 3 Echinodorus Latifolius / Xingu 8 Micranthemum Umbrosum 11 Anubia Barterii Sharp Wavy Leaf 3 Echinodorus Major Martii 8 Microsorium Pteropus 12 Anubia Coffeefolia 4 Echinodorus Muricatus 8 Microsorium Pteropus Windelov 12 Anubia Congensis 4 Echinodorus Muricatus Green 8 Myriophyllum Propinum 11 Anubia Hastifolia 4 Echinodorus Oriental 8 Myriophyllum Scrabatum 11 Anubia Heterophylla 4 Echinodorus Ozelot 8 Anubia Nana 4 Echinodorus Ozelot Green 8 N Anubia Nana Yellow Heart 4 Echinodorus Parviflorus 8 Nomaphila Corymbosa 12 Aponogeton Crispus 4 Echinodorus Quadricostatus 8 Nomaphila Siamensis 12 Aponogeton Henkelianus 4 Echinodorus Red Flame 8 Nuphar Japonica 12 Aponogeton Ulvaceus 4 Echinodorus Red Rubin 9 Nymphaea Rubra 12 Echinodorus Schlueteri 8 Nymphoides Aquatica 12 B Echinodorus Schlueteri Leopard 9 Bacopa Caroliliana 5 Echinodorus Tenellus 9 O Bacopa Monnieri 5 Echinodorus Tropica 9 Ophiopogon Jaburan 13 Barclaya Longifolia Red 5 Echinodorus Uruguayensis 9 Ophiopogon Japonica 13 Bolbitis Heudelotii 5 Egeria Densa 9 Ophiopogon Japonica Kyoto 13 Egeria Najas 9 C Eleocharis Acicularis 9 R Cabomba Aquatica 5 Eleocharis Parvulus 9 Riccia Fluitans 13 Cabomba Caroliniana 5 Eustralis Stellata 9 Rotala Indica / Rotundifolia 13 Ceratophyllum Dermersum 5 Rotala Wallichii 13 Ceratopteris Siliquosa 5 F Ceratopteris Thalicroides 5 Fittonia Argyonanta Green 9 S Chladophora Mossball 5 Sagittaria Platyphylla 13 Crinum Calamistratum 5 G Sagittaria Terres 13 Cryptocoryne Albida 6 Gymnocoronis Spilanthoides 9 Saurorus Cernuus 13 Cryptocoryne Balansea 6 Selaginella Wildenowii 13 Cryptocoryne Becketii 6 H Spathiphyllum Wallisii 14 Cryptocoryne Green Gecko 6 Hemigraphis Colorata 10 Syngonium White Butterfly 13 Cryptocoryne Lucens 6 Hydrocotyle Leucocephala 10 Cryptocoryne Lutea 6 Hydrocotyle Verticillata 10 V Cryptocoryne Parva 6 Hygrophila Angustifolia 10 Vallisneria Asiatica 14 Cryptocoryne Petchii 6 Hygrophila Difformis 10 Vallisneria Gigantea 14 Cryptocoryne Undulatus Red 6 Hygrophila Polysperma 10 Vallisneria Rubra Serpenta 14 Cryptocoryne Walkeri 6 Hygrophila Salicifolia 10 Vallisneria Spiralis 14 Cryptocoryne Wendtii Broad Leaf 6 Vallisneria Torta 14 Cryptocoryne Wendtii Brown 6 L Verisicularia Dubyana 14 Cryptocoryne Wendtii Green 7 Lagarosiphon Major 11 Versicularia ‘Christmas Moss’ 14 Crypt. Wendtii Green Tall Form 7 Lilaeopsis Novaezelandiae 10 Versicularia ‘Weeping Moss’ 14 Cyperus Alternifolius 7 Limnophila Sessiliflora 10 Vesicularia ‘Fir-tree‘ 15 2 AQUARIUM PLANT CATALOG STOFFELS INTERNATIONAL ACORUS GRAMINEUS PUSSILUS ACORUS GRAMINEUS ALTERNANTHERA CARDINALIS VARIEGATUS 5CM POT 5CM POT 5CM POT PRICE CODE 2 PRICE CODE 3 PRICE CODE 3 ART. NR. 10012 ART. NR. 10032 ART. NR. 10047 8 886345 100122 8 886345 100320 8 886345 100474 IN VITRO ALTERNANTHERA LILACINA ALTERNANTHERA REINECKII / PRICE CODE TC ROSAEFOLIA ART. NR. 15001 8 886345 119803 ANUBIA BARTERI BROAD LEAF 5CM POT 5CM POT PRICE CODE 2 PRICE CODE 2 ART. NR. 10042 ART. NR. 10036 WOOD 8 886345 100429 8 886345 100368 M ALTERNANTHERA SESSILIS AMMANNIA GRACILIS PRICE CODE 10 ART. NR. 10067 8 886345 100672 WOOD - L PRICE CODE 13 ART. NR. 10101 8 886345 101013 5CM POT CERAMIC ANUBIA HASTIFOLIA PRICE CODE 2 PRICE CODE 1 ART. NR. 10052 ART. NR. 10061 8 886345 100528 8 886345 100610 AMMORICIA AQUATICA ANUBIA BARTERI SHARP WAVY LEAF 5CM POT PRICE CODE 9 ART. NR. 10103 8 886345 101037 MOTHERPLANT - XXL 5CM POT 5CM POT PRICE CODE 12 ART. NR. 10098 PRICE CODE 2 PRICE CODE 8 8 886345 100986 ART. NR. 10202 ART. NR. 10096 8 886345 102027 8 886345 100962 STOFFELS INTERNATIONAL AQUARIUM PLANT CATALOG 3 ANUBIA COFFEEFOLIA ANUBIA CONGENSIS ANUBIA BARTERI 5CM POT 5CM POT 5CM POT PRICE CODE 8 PRICE CODE 8 PRICE CODE 8 ART. NR. 10100 ART. NR. 10102 ART. NR. 10092 8 886345 101006 8 886345 101020 8 886345 100924 MOTHERPLANT - XL ANUBIA NANA YELLOW HEART ANUBIA NANA PRICE CODE 11 ART. NR. 11801 8 886345 118011 MOTHERPLANT - XXL PRICE CODE 12 ART. NR. 10093 8 886345 100931 5CM POT 5CM POT ANUBIA HETEROPHYLLA PRICE CODE 8 PRICE CODE 7 ART. NR. 10077 ART. NR. 10072 8 886345 100771 8 886345 100818 MOTHERPLANT - XL APONOGETON CRISPUS PRICE CODE 11 ART. NR. 11800 8 886345 118004 5CM POT MOTHERPLANT - XXL PRICE CODE 12 PRICE CODE 7 ART. NR. 10083 ART. NR. 10072 8 886345 100832 8 886345 100726 WOOD - M MOTHERPLANT - XXL LOOSE PRICE CODE 10 PRICE CODE 12 ART. NR. 10074 ART. NR. 10073 8 886345 100740 PRICE CODE 1 8 886345 100733 WOOD - L ART. NR. 10121 8 886345 101211 PRICE CODE 13 APONOGETON ULVACEUS ART. NR. 10084 APONOGETON HENKELIANUS 8 886345 100849 LAVA STONE - S PRICE CODE 10 ART. NR. 10064 8 886345 100641 COCONUT SHELL PRICE CODE 9 LOOSE ART. NR. 11259 8 886345 112590 LOOSE PRICE CODE 5 TREE - BAOBAB ART. NR. 10152 PRICE CODE 5 PRICE CODE 11 8 886345 101525 ART. NR. 10142 ART. NR. 11780 8 886345 101426 8 886345 117809 4 AQUARIUM PLANT CATALOG STOFFELS INTERNATIONAL BACOPA CAROLILIANA BACOPA MONNIERI BARCLAYA LONGIFOLIA RED IN VITRO 5CM POT LOOSE PRICE CODE TC PRICE CODE 2 PRICE CODE 5 ART. NR. 15002 ART. NR. 10222 ART. NR. 10242 8 886345 119810 8 886345 102225 8 886345 102423 CABOMBA AQUATICA CABOMBA CAROLINIANA CERATOPHYLLUM DERMERSUM CERAMIC CERAMIC CERAMIC PRICE CODE 1 PRICE CODE 1 PRICE CODE 1 ART. NR. 10301 ART. NR. 10281 ART. NR. 11501 8 886345 103017 8 886345 102812 8 886345 115010 CERATOPTERIS SILIQUOSA CERATOPTERIS THALICROIDES BOLBITIS HEUDELOTII 5CM POT 5CM POT 5CM POT PRICE CODE 3 PRICE CODE 3 PRICE CODE 9 ART. NR. 10332 ART. NR. 10322 ART. NR. 10252 8 886345 103321 8 886345 103222 8 886345 102522 WOOD - M CHLADOPHORA MOSSBALL CRINUM CALAMISTRATUM PRICE CODE 11 ART. NR. 10255 8 886345 102553 LAVA STONE - S PRICE CODE 10 ART. NR. 10256 8 886345 102560 LOOSE LOOSE PRICE CODE 2 PRICE CODE 9 ART. NR. 10336 ART. NR. 10346 8 886345 103369 8 886345 103468 STOFFELS INTERNATIONAL AQUARIUM PLANT CATALOG 5 CRYPTOCORYNE ALBIDA CRYPTOCORYNE BALANSEA CRYPTOCORYNE BECKETII 5CM POT 5CM POT 5CM POT PRICE CODE 5 PRICE CODE 5 PRICE CODE 5 ART. NR. 10358 ART. NR. 10362 ART. NR. 10402 8 886345 103581 8 886345 103628 8 886345 104021 CRYPTOCORYNE GREEN GECKO CRYPTOCORYNE LUCENS CRYPTOCORYNE LUTEA 5CM POT 5CM POT 5CM POT PRICE CODE 6 PRICE CODE 4 PRICE CODE 4 ART. NR. 10422 ART. NR. 10442 ART. NR. 10432 8 886345 104229 8 886345 104427 8 886345 104328 CRYPTOCORYNE PARVA CRYPTOCORYNE PETCHII CRYPTOCORYNE UNDULATUS RED 5CM POT 5CM POT 5CM POT PRICE CODE 5 PRICE CODE 4 PRICE CODE 4 ART. NR. 10452 ART. NR. 10462 ART. NR. 10475 8 886345 104526 8 886345 104625 8 886345 104755 CRYPTOCORYNE WALKERI CRYPTOCORYNE WENDTII CRYPTOCORYNE WENDTII BROWN BROAD LEAF 5CM POT 5CM POT 5CM POT PRICE CODE 4 PRICE CODE 4 PRICE CODE 4 ART. NR. 10476 ART. NR. 10481 ART. NR. 10483 8 886345 104762 8 886345 104816 8 886345 104830 6 AQUARIUM PLANT CATALOG STOFFELS INTERNATIONAL CRYPTOCORYNE WENDTII GREEN CRYPTOCORYNE WENDTII GREEN CYPERUS ALTERNIFOLIUS TALL FORM 5CM POT 5CM POT 5CM POT PRICE CODE 4 PRICE CODE 4 PRICE CODE 4 ART. NR. 10482 ART. NR. 10480 ART. NR. 10489 8 886345 104823 8 886345 104809 8 886345 104892 CYPERUS HELFERI DRACAENA SANDERIANA ECHINODORUS ARGENTINENSIS 5CM POT 5CM POT 5CM POT PRICE CODE 5 PRICE CODE 3 PRICE CODE 6 ART. NR. 10488 ART. NR. 11642 ART. NR. 10504 8 886345 104885 8 886345 116420 8 886345 105042 MOTHERPLANT - XL ECHINODORUS BLEHERI ECHINODORUS CORDIFOLIUS PRICE CODE 11 ART. NR. 11900 8 886345 119001 MOTHERPLANT - XXL PRICE CODE 12 ART. NR. 10097 8 886345 100979 5CM POT 5CM POT ECHINODORUS GRANDIFLORUS PRICE CODE 3 PRICE CODE 5 ART. NR. 10532 ART. NR. 10592 8 886345 105325 8 886345 105929 CERAMIC MOTHERPLANT - XL PRICE CODE 1 PRICE CODE 11 ART. NR. 10531 ART. NR. 11902 8 886345 105318 8 886345 119025 5CM POT MOTHERPLANT - XXL MOTHERPLANT - XXL PRICE CODE 10 PRICE CODE 12 PRICE CODE 4 ART. NR. 10533 ART. NR. 10593 ART. NR. 10506 8 886345 105332 8 886345 105936 8 886345 105066 MOTHERPLANT - XXL PRICE CODE 12 ART. NR. 10505 8 886345 105059 STOFFELS INTERNATIONAL AQUARIUM PLANT CATALOG 7 ECHINODORUS LATIFOLIUS / ECHINODORUS MAJOR MARTII ECHINODORUS MURICATUS GREEN XINGU 5CM POT 5CM POT 5CM POT PRICE CODE 3 PRICE CODE 6 PRICE CODE 4 ART. NR. 10512 ART. NR. 10522 ART. NR. 10554 8 886345 105127 8 886345 105226 8 886345 105547 MOTHERPLANT - XXL ECHINODORUS MURICATUS ECHINODORUS ORIENTAL PRICE CODE 12 ART. NR. 10099 8 886345 100993 ECHINODORUS OZELOT GREEN 5CM POT XXL PRICE CODE 4 PRICE CODE 12 ART. NR. 10544 ART. NR. 10566 8 886345 105448 8 886345 105660 5CM POT ECHINODORUS OZELOT ECHINODORUS PARVIFLORUS PRICE CODE 7 ART. NR. 10558 8 886345 105585 MOTHERPLANT - XXL PRICE CODE 12 ART. NR. 10559 8 886345 105592 5CM POT 5CM POT ECHINODORUS SCHLUETERI PRICE CODE 7 PRICE CODE 4 ART. NR. 10560 ART. NR. 10542 8 886345 105608 8 886345 105424 ECHINODORUS QUADRICOSTATUS ECHINODORUS RED FLAME 5CM POT PRICE CODE 4 ART. NR. 10547 8 886345 105479 MOTHERPLANT - XXL 5CM POT 5CM POT PRICE CODE 12 ART. NR. 10548 PRICE CODE 4 PRICE CODE 7 8 886345 105486 ART. NR. 10502 ART. NR. 10578 8 886345 105028 8 886345 105783 8 AQUARIUM PLANT CATALOG STOFFELS INTERNATIONAL ECHINODORUS RED RUBIN ECHINODORUS SCHLUETERI ECHINODORUS TENELLUS LEOPARD 5CM POT 5CM POT 5CM POT PRICE CODE 9 PRICE CODE 4 PRICE CODE 5 ART.
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