Aponogeton ulvaceus
A fast-growing submerged plant from Madagascar streams with long, translucent, wavy green leaves. It is a popular aquarium plant that grows from a tuber and may rest after months of growth.
Where it grows wild
Submerged in still and flowing water of streams and pools, in sun or part shade; many sites dry down or slow in the dry season.
Records span 15–1100 m, median 103 m.
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