Aponogeton azureus
An Aponogeton known only from a single seasonal pool in northwestern Namibia, collected in 1974 and not found since; its status is uncertain and it is listed as Data Deficient. If grown, treat it as a tuberous plant of a summer rain pool that dries out completely for most of the year.
Where it grows wild
Freshwater marsh and seasonal pool in arid country, trampled by livestock. Plants presumably root from a tuber in the pool bottom and float or emerge leaves while water stands.
The type locality is at about 1,240 m.
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