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Labels
- C. affinis
- C. auriculata
- C. bogneri
- C. bullosa
- C. ciliata
- C. cordata
- C. elliptica
- C. ferruginea
- C. fusca
- C. griffithii
- C. ideii
- C. jacobsenii
- C. keei
- C. lingua
- C. longicauda
- C. minima
- C. moehlmannii
- C. nakamotoi
- C. noritoi
- C. nurii
- C. pallidinervia
- C. parva
- C. pontederiifolia
- C. schulzei
- C. scurrilis
- C. sp. 'Anambas Islands'
- C. sp. 'Belitung'
- C. sp. 'Bintan Island'
- C. sp. 'Kota Tinggi'
- C. sp. 'Lingga Island'
- C. sp. ‘location name and number etc’ does not necessarily mean a new species
- C. sp. 'Natuna Island'
- C. sp. 'Pahang'
- C. sp. 'Sedili'
- C. sp. 'Singkep Island'
- C. sp. 'Sumatra'
- C. sp. 'west Kalimantan'
- C. striolata
- C. thwaitesii
- C. uenoi
- C. villosa
- C. wendtii
- C. xpurpurea
- C. xtimahensis
- C. Yellow Ring
- C. yujii
- C. zaidiana
- C. zukalii
- Cultivation environment
- Field Trips (Kalimantan)
- Field Trips (Malay Peninsula)
- Field Trips (Others)
- Field Trips (rest of Indonesia)
- Field Trips (Riau Archipelago)
- Field Trips (Sarawak)
- Field Trips (Singapore)
- horizontal distribution of cryptocoryne
- introduction to emersed cultivation of cryptocorynes
- Mr Teo's farm
- My Cryptocoryne List (20th Mar 2010)
- others
- pH (updated on 20th Dec 09)
- planted tanks
4 comments:
Does it grow in the blackwater
stream or limestone region?
its bullate leaves let me associate with bollsa,keei and
so forth.
Wow, very nice found! I guess it is a hybrid between C.fusca X C. cordata var. grabowski, but it's leaf's shape quite problematic.
My friend has posted more photographs of the specimens at their natural habitat in his blog. Do visit it to see the photographs.
I wonder if it's leafs have some tiny hairs under, for me it's looks very close with C. fusca.
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