Utricularia corneliana
An aquatic bladderwort described by Jobson from north Queensland, known from very few collections. It grows in the shallow margins of a large Melaleuca swamp south of Mt Garnet alongside Aldrovanda and other aquatic Utricularia. Grow it like other tropical suspended aquatic bladderworts: warm, sunny, soft acidic water.
Where it grows wild
Specimen labels describe it as infrequent around the shallow margin of a large Melaleuca swamp, with Aldrovanda vesiculosa, Eleocharis, Marsilea mutica, Myriophyllum simulans, Nymphoides indica, Utricularia aurea and U. gibba.
No elevations recorded; the Mt Garnet area lies on an inland plateau at roughly 600 m.
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