Ludwigia martii
A shrubby wetland primrose-willow (herb or subshrub) of the Paraná–Paraguay basin and central Brazil. It grows in wet open ground, so it wants full light, warmth and constantly moist soil.
Where it grows wild
Records come from wetlands, marshy fields and riverbanks in southern and central-western Brazil, Paraguay, northeast Argentina and Bolivia, typical of Ludwigia sect. Myrtocarpus.
38–1,350 m, median 430 m.
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