Aponogeton lakhonensis
A widespread Asian aquatic with floating and submerged leaves and a single yellow flower spike, growing in ponds, ditches, rice fields and slow streams from Assam and southern China to Indochina and Sulawesi. It grows from a tuber and often dies back in the cool dry season.
Where it grows wild
Shallow still or slow-moving freshwater: ponds, ditches, paddy fields and stream margins, often seasonal waters.
Mostly lowland; recorded sites run from near sea level to about 1,000 m.
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