Nymphaea oxypetala
Nymphaea oxypetala Planch.
Nymphaea oxypetala is a waterlily species found in Bolivia, Brazil, Cuba, Ecuador, Paraguay, and Venezuela. It is characterized by its sharply pointed sepals and petals.
Description
Nymphaea oxypetala belongs to the Nymphaeaceae family and is native to several countries in the Neotropical region, including Bolivia, Brazil West-Central, Cuba, Ecuador, Paraguay, and Venezuela. This species was first described in 1852 by Planch. It is distinguished by its uniquely acuminate and acute sepals and petals, making it a notable member of the genus Nymphaea. The plant thrives in aquatic environments and is part of the diverse flora of the region.
Distribution
BR · CO · Neotropical · Bolivia · Brazil West-Central · Cuba · Ecuador · Paraguay · Venezuela
Synonyms
Nymphaea rajaLeuconymphaea oxypetala