Utricularia nervosa
Utricularia nervosa is a terrestrial bladderwort of wet grasslands and seeps across central and southern South America, especially the Brazilian cerrado. It grows in open sun in saturated sandy or peaty soil. In the wild it faces a hot wet summer and a pronounced dry winter.
Where it grows wild
A terrestrial carnivorous plant with tiny underground traps. It grows in wet open ground: seepage areas, marshy grassland and stream margins in savanna and campo vegetation.
The recorded elevations are 0-1,300 m (median 525 m).
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