Aponogeton queenslandicus
An Australian aquatic Aponogeton of Queensland's seasonal waterholes, creeks and lagoons. It grows from a tuber in the hot, wet summer and survives the dry winter as a dormant tuber when the water recedes, so it suits a warm aquarium or pond with a seasonal rest.
Where it grows wild
Seasonal still or slow water in tropical and subtropical Queensland; this is generalised from Australian Aponogeton and the recorded elevations.
Recorded at 15–480 m, median 260 m.
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