Utricularia hydrocarpa
A free-floating aquatic bladderwort, probably annual, found in lagoons, swamps, flooded savanna and reservoir edges across tropical America from Mexico and Cuba to Paraguay and southern Brazil. It has pink to purple flowers with a yellow patch and is mostly found in warm lowlands.
Where it grows wild
Labels describe it suspended in lagoons, swamp forest, flooded grassland, reservoir edges and buriti streams, sometimes on mud. It has two kinds of bladders and cleistogamous flowers at the base of the inflorescence.
Mostly lowland (median about 95 m), recorded from sea level to about 3000 m.
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