Aponogeton crispus
An aquatic Aponogeton of seasonal ponds and streams in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, widely grown in aquariums for its long, wavy submerged leaves. It grows from a tuber and goes dormant when its pools shrink in the dry season, a rest that helps it in cultivation over the long term.
Where it grows wild
Rooted aquatic of seasonal ponds and both still and flowing water; it dies back to its tuber in the dry season.
Records carry no elevation; mostly lowland.
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