Aponogeton fotianus
A little-known African Aponogeton listed for Chad, where it must live in seasonal pools filled by the brief July–September rains. Like other African species it presumably survives the long dry season as a dormant tuber; treat it as an annual-cycle aquatic with a warm, dry rest.
Where it grows wild
Presumed to grow in temporary pools and flooded depressions in the Sahel; nothing species-specific is published beyond the original description, so this is generalised from African Aponogeton.
No records carry an elevation; the reference site is at about 330 m.
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