Ludwigia curtissii
Curtiss' primrose-willow is a small wetland Ludwigia of peninsular Florida and the Bahamas, growing in wet ditches, marshes, pond edges and wet flatwoods at almost sea level. It is a full-sun, warm, wet-soil plant that can be grown emersed in a bog pot or submerged in a bright aquarium.
Where it grows wild
Florida records come from seasonally flooded open wetlands such as ditches, marsh margins, wet prairies and cypress-pond edges, typically emergent in shallow water or saturated sand. This description is based on the genus and the record locations; no species account was reachable.
Lowland: recorded at 2 to 40 m, median about 6 m.
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