Utricularia arcuata
A small, probably annual bladderwort of sect. Oligocista, endemic to India. It grows as a terrestrial in seasonally wet depressions that are soaked by the monsoon and bone-dry for the rest of the year. Treat it as a monsoon annual grown from seed each year.
Where it grows wild
Terrestrial in seasonally wet depressions. Most records come from sites around 800–1200 m, consistent with rock-pool and seepage flats on plateaus.
Measured sites lie at about 120–1200 m, weighted toward 1200 m.
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