Aponogeton cuneatus
A tuberous aquatic plant endemic to Queensland, growing in seasonal streams, lagoons and swamps of the tropical northeast. It grows strongly in warm water through the wet season and usually rests as a tuber when the dry season arrives.
Where it grows wild
Freshwater streams, lagoons and seasonally flooded swamps, rooted in the bottom sediment with submerged and floating leaves.
Lowland, with records at 3–60 m (a few at about 380 m).
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