Ludwigia epilobioides
An annual primrose-willow of rice paddies, ditches and pond margins across temperate East Asia. It germinates in late spring, grows and flowers through the hot, wet summer, and dies after setting seed in autumn.
Where it grows wild
Wet open ground: rice fields, ditches, marshy pond and river margins, often in shallow standing water.
Recorded at 0–1,600 m, median 200 m; mostly lowland.
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