Aponogeton wolfgangianus
An Indian Aponogeton described in 2017 by S.R. Yadav, who has named several species from the seasonal pools of peninsular India. Like its relatives, it probably grows from a tuber in monsoon-filled pools and rests through the dry season.
Where it grows wild
Probably in seasonal pools, ditches or rock pools that fill during the monsoon and dry out afterwards. This follows the Indian species of the genus, since no habitat details are recorded.
Unknown. The climate site (215 m) appears to be a placeholder near the centre of India.
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