Dragon primrose (Ludwigia adscendens) - part 2 @Dlium
Dragon primrose (Ludwigia adscendens) - part 2  @Dlium
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#Dlium Water primrose or water dragon or dragon primrose (Ludwigia adscendens) is a plant species in the Onagraceae, a floating herbaceous perennial with a spongy and white float, large and cylindrical stems, growing floating on the surface of the water and crawling over the surface of wet soil.

L. adscendens has simple leaves with elliptical blades, thick, 0.4-7 cm long, 0.7-3 cm wide, apex sharp or rounded, margins even, dark green and shiny, a main vein in the center with many small pinnate vein. Petiole short 0.5-1.0 cm.

Disc-shaped flowers, white or cream with a yellow center, appear singly in the leaf axils, each having 5 sepals, 5 petals and 10 stamens. Flowers have long stalks and white hair.

This species grows to float on calm, clear fresh water and permanently wet land with plenty of sunlight in rivers, canals, canals, farmland, roadsides and other inundated places.

Kingdom: Plantae
Phylum: Tracheophyta
Subphylum: Angiospermae
Class: Magnoliopsida
Order: Myrtales
Family: Onagraceae
Genus: Ludwigia
Section: Oligospermum
Species: Ludwigia adscendens
Subspecies: Ludwigia adscendens ssp. adscendens, Ludwigia adscendens ssp. diffusa

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Arabic: تنين الماء
Assamese: Pani Khutora
Bengali: জল ড্রাগন - কেশারদম Jala ḍrāgana, Kēśāradama
Burmese: ရေနဂါး Ray nagarr
Chinese (simplified): 水龙
Chinese (traditional): 白花水龍 - 水龍 - 過塘蛇
English: Dragon primrose, Water-dragon
Filipino: Sigang-dagat, Gabi-gabi, Tabagan
Indonesian: Krangking
Japanese: ケミズキンバイ
Java: Krangking
Kannada: Neerudantu, Neeru haavu, Toyidantu
Khmer: នាគទឹក Neak tuk
Lao: ມັງກອນນ້ຳ Mangkon nam
Malayalam: Nir-charambu
Malaysia: Tinggir bangau, Inai pasir
Manipuri: Ising kundo
Melayu: Buang buang
Nepali: पानी ड्र्यागन - जडेलो - पोके झर Pānī ḍryāgana, Jaḍēlō, Pōkē jhara
Oceania: Agidahano
Oria: Jagal
Russian: Людвигия восходящая
Sinhala: ජල මකරා Jala makarā
Sunda: Ganggeng landeuh
Tamil: நீர் டிராகன் Nīr ṭirākaṉ
Telugu: Neeru bachhali, Neeti theegalu
Thai: แพงพวยน้ำ
Vietnam: Rồng nước

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