Utricularia inflexa
Utricularia inflexa is a medium to large, free-floating (suspended) aquatic bladderwort from Africa and the Indian subcontinent, probably perennial. Like other suspended bladderworts, it drifts in still, open, sunlit water and catches tiny aquatic animals in its bladders. Specific ecological detail is scarce, so this profile rests largely on general practice for warm-climate aquatic Utricularia.
Where it grows wild
It is a suspended aquatic that floats without roots in standing fresh water. In tropical Africa and India these waters are typically shallow pools, swamps, ditches and lake margins, many of them seasonal. The sources consulted do not describe its habitat in more detail.
No elevation data was found. It is presumed to be mainly a lowland to mid-elevation plant of tropical wetlands.
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