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A small aquatic subspecies of Trithuria inconspicua from the Hydatellaceae family, native only to lakes on New Zealand's South Island. It grows submerged in shallow lake water over gravel, silt or sand.
Trithuria inconspicua subsp. brevistyla is a subspecies of Trithuria inconspicua in the family Hydatellaceae endemic to the South Island of New Zealand.
It occurs in lakes at depths of 0.3–2 m, where it grows in gravel, silt, and sand substrates. Rarely during dry seasons it becomes exposed above the water level.
Trithuria austinensis · Trithuria australis · Trithuria bibracteata · Trithuria cookeana · Trithuria cowieana · Trithuria filamentosa · Trithuria fitzgeraldii · Trithuria inconspicua · Trithuria konkanensis · Trithuria lanterna · Trithuria occidentalis · Trithuria polybracteata
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