Aponogeton bogneri
A little-documented Aponogeton known only from the Katanga highlands of southern DR Congo, around 1,200 m. The measured site has a hard wet–dry rhythm: heavy rain November to March and almost none May to September, so expect a tuberous aquatic that grows in seasonal water and rests through the dry months.
Where it grows wild
Recorded from a single area near Lubumbashi on the Katanga plateau; like other African Aponogeton it most likely grows in seasonal pools, streams or marshy ground in open miombo country. Details are inferred from the genus.
About 1,200 m at the one measured site.
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