Aponogeton kimberleyensis
An aquatic Aponogeton from seasonal pools and streams of the Kimberley in tropical Western Australia. It grows from a tuber in hot water during the wet season and survives the long dry season dormant, so it suits a warm, bright aquarium with a periodic rest.
Where it grows wild
Recorded in water bodies of the western and northern Kimberley. Like other northern Australian Aponogeton it likely roots in muddy or sandy beds of seasonal pools, creeks and swamps that dry back in the dry season.
Records lie near sea level to about 430 m.
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