Aponogeton abyssinicus
An amphibious Aponogeton of seasonal pools, swamps and pond margins in eastern Africa, from Eritrea and Ethiopia to Malawi. It grows from a small tuber, has floating and submerged leaves and violet or white flower spikes, and survives the dry season as a dormant tuber.
Where it grows wild
Seasonal and permanent shallow waters: rain pools, swampy grassland and pond margins. It makes submerged, floating and sometimes emergent leaves.
Recorded at 125–2500 m, median 1000 m.
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