Eadem de causa sunt quae non possunt vivere nisi in loco aquoso aut etiam aqua, et id discriminatim alia in lacubus, ut harundines in Reatino, alia in fluminibus, ut in Epiro arbores alni, alia in mari, ut scribit Theophrastus palmas et squillas.
For the same reason there are plants which cannot live except in marshy ground, or actually in the water'and not in every kind of water. Some grow in ponds, as the reeds near Reate, others in streams, as the alder trees in Epirus, and still others in the sea, as the palms and squills of which Theophrastus writes.
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