Triglochin bulbosa
Triglochin bulbosa L.
Triglochin bulbosa L. is a perennial herb in the Juncaginaceae family, characterized by self-supporting growth and broad, simple leaves. It is associated with freshwater habitats and is distributed across the Afrotropical, Palaearctic, and Australian regions, as well as globally and in the Cape Provinces. The species was first described in 1771.
Description
Triglochin bulbosa is a member of the genus Triglochin, known for its perennial growth and broad foliage. It is typically found in freshwater environments. The species was originally published in 1771 by Linnaeus. Although the type material designated by Obermeyer is likely not the original, it is considered a neotype under Art. 9.8 due to the absence of other candidates. The plant is widely distributed across multiple biogeographic regions.
Distribution
Afrotropical · Palaearctic · AU · Global · Cape Provinces