Limnophila repens
An aromatic, creeping marsh herb found from India and China through Southeast Asia to New Guinea and northern Australia. It grows both on wet ground and in shallow fresh water. It reaches about 45 cm and has violet-pink flowers.
Where it grows wild
It grows in wet, low-lying places such as marshes, pond edges, ditches and rice fields. It grows emersed on saturated soil or partly in shallow fresh water.
The few recorded elevations are 5–500 m, with a median of 53 m, so this is a lowland plant.
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