Pogostemon helferi
Pogostemon helferi (Hook.f.) Press
Pogostemon helferi, known as dao-noi, is an aquatic plant native to the Oriental (Indomalaya) region, including the East Himalaya, India, Myanmar, and Thailand. It is a member of the Lamiaceae family and was first described in 1982. This species is widely used as an ornamental plant in aquariums due to its attractive appearance and ease of care.
Description
Pogostemon helferi is a species of the genus Pogostemon in the Lamiaceae family. It is indigenous to regions in the Indomalaya biogeographic zone, particularly in the East Himalaya, India, Myanmar, and Thailand. This aquatic plant is commonly cultivated in aquariums for its ornamental value. Its natural habitat and adaptability make it a popular choice among aquascapers. The species was formally published in 1982 and is recognized for its role in aquatic horticulture.
Distribution
Oriental (Indomalaya) · East Himalaya · India · Myanmar · Thailand
Synonyms
Anuragia helferiDysophylla helferiEusteralis helferi
