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In the river at Black Sand Geysers, we saw these little tiny flowers. I took a photo at full zoom and still couldn't really see them well enough to ID. Most of the plant was underwater, aside from the flowers. Any ideas?
I can't see much except that it is white with center of yellow that sticks up, and is in water. So I'm going to take a guess and suggest Ranunculus aquatilis, water buttercup. Perhaps you can enlarge your pic on your computer and see details to compare.
If I saw that here I would guess at Common Water Crowfoot, Ranunculus aquatilis. I believe there are American species but don't know enough to say which one this is. Compare with Great water crowfoot, Ranunculus multifidus, which I find grows in Yellowstone, and see what you think.)
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