Utricularia odorata
A medium-sized terrestrial bladderwort from low-altitude wet grasslands of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam and the Northern Territory of Australia, named for its reportedly fragrant flowers. It lives in seasonally waterlogged monsoon grassland, so it wants hot, bright, very wet conditions during growth and probably tolerates a drier season.
Where it grows wild
It grows as a terrestrial plant in wet grasslands at low altitude, where the ground is saturated or shallowly flooded during the monsoon. Its bladders sit in the wet soil among grasses and sedges.
Low altitudes; no specific elevations were found.
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