Utricularia spectabilis
An old name that appeared in Garcke's Flora von Nord- und Mittel-Deutschland (1854). IPNI treats it as invalid: Madauss's name was mentioned under Utricularia minor without a description, and Garcke did not accept it. Plants under this name are therefore best treated as small aquatic bladderworts of the U. minor type from northern and central German fens.
Where it grows wild
Assumed to match U. minor, which grows in shallow, nutrient-poor water in bogs, fens and pools, often among moss and sedges.
Unknown. Probably lowland northern and central Germany.
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