Aponogeton troupinii
A little-known African Aponogeton described in 1966, listed for Chad and the DR Congo. Nothing specific is published on its habitat; African Aponogeton typically grow in shallow seasonal pools and swamps that dry out, surviving the dry season as a dormant tuber.
Where it grows wild
No wild records are georeferenced. By analogy with other tropical African Aponogeton it probably grows in shallow seasonal water: pools, marshes and flooded grassland in the savanna. This is a genus-level inference.
Unknown; the climate sites are regional placeholders at about 330–420 m.
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