Utricularia choristotheca
A tiny perennial rheophytic bladderwort that grows on exposed granite in flowing water in Suriname and French Guiana. It is essentially unknown in cultivation; success would need a constant trickle of clean water over rock in a warm, humid enclosure.
Where it grows wild
A rheophyte attached to exposed granite surfaces in flowing water, such as the rock outcrops of Montagne des Nouragues.
Recorded up to about 900 m.
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