Aponogeton decaryi
An aquatic Aponogeton from the seasonally dry west of Madagascar, known from only a handful of collections. It grows from a tuber in waters that shrink or dry out over a long dry season, so a grower should plan for a winter rest, not a year-round aquarium life.
Where it grows wild
Recorded from lowland western Madagascar, where rain falls almost entirely from November to March. Like other Malagasy Aponogeton of this region it most likely grows in seasonal pools and slow streams, resting as a tuber when the water drops.
Records at 15–150 m.
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