Ludwigia leptocarpa
Anglestem primrose-willow is a widespread emergent wetland herb of the Americas and tropical Africa, growing in marshes, ditches, pond margins and swamps. It wants full sun, warmth and permanently wet feet, and grows fast as an annual or short-lived perennial.
Where it grows wild
An erect, branching emergent herb to shrubby plant of open wet ground: marshes, swamp edges, ditches, river banks and pond margins, often in standing shallow water.
Recorded from sea level to 2,180 m, median 140 m; most populations are lowland.
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