Aponogeton junceus
A tuberous water plant of seasonal pools, vleis and marshy grassland across southern Africa, with narrow rush-like leaves and a single white to pinkish flower spike. It grows in the summer rains and survives the dry, frosty winter as a tuber in dried mud.
Where it grows wild
Shallow, temporary water in grassland: rain-filled pans, vleis, seepages and pool margins on rock sheets.
Mostly highveld grassland around 1,200–1,800 m, with a few lowland records.
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