Heteranthera missouriensis C.N. Horn. Common name: Mississippi Mud-Plantain, Missouri Mud-Plantain. Phenology: Jun-Oct. Habitat: In shallow, stagnant water in floodplains, or emersed on mud, also ditches. Distribution: IL west to NE, south to MS, centered in the Mississippi River Alluvial Plain.
Origin/Endemic status: Native
Taxonomy Comments: Formerly included in a broad concept of H. multiflora, which was considered to have three disjunct areas of distribution: H. multiflora s.s. (Argentina and Paraguay), H. missouriensis (centered in the Mississippi River Alluvial Plain), and H. pauciflora (Atlantic Coastal Plain from s. NJ to ne. NC).
Synonymy ⓘ: = K4, NS, POWO, Horn (2020); = n/a — RAB; < Heteranthera multiflora (Griseb.) Horn — Ar, C, FNA26, Il, Mo1, Tn, Horn (1998); < Heteranthera reniformis Ruiz & Pav. — F, S13. Basionym: Heteranthera missouriensis C.N.Horn 2020
Links to other floras: < Heteranthera multiflora - FNA26
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Heliophily ⓘ: 6
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