Utricularia myriocista
A medium-sized, free-floating aquatic bladderwort of section Vesiculina, widespread in lowland South America from Trinidad and the Guianas to Colombia's Llanos, Brazil, Bolivia and northern Argentina. It lives suspended in the water of marshes, lagoons, palm-swamp streams and temporary dune pools. It is grown like other warm aquatic Utricularia, in soft, acidic, still water in bright light.
Where it grows wild
It floats just below the surface in shallow, still or slow fresh water, in marshes (esteros), flooded savanna, morichal (palm-swamp) streams, coastal lagoons, flooded restinga and temporary pools between dunes. The water is usually soft and low in nutrients.
Records run from sea level to about 510 m, with most below 250 m.
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