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| Aquarium Compatible | unknown, see description! |
| Plant Outdoor | unknown |
| Plant Emersed Growth | yes |
General Description
Quill-leaved arrowhead (Sagittaria teres), also known as Sagittaria teres S.Watson, belongs to the family Alismataceae and genus Sagittaria. It is a seed plant categorized as a flowering plant within the order Alismatales. This aquatic plant is predominantly found in the Eastern U.S., particularly along the Atlantic coastal plain states including Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Rhode Island.
Aquarium Suitability
The suitability of Sagittaria teres for aquariums is currently unknown, and further research is recommended before considering it for aquatic setups.
Demands and Hardiness
Details about the demands and winter hardiness of Sagittaria teres are currently unknown. For more information on its growth requirements, refer to the relevant table.
Aquascaping & Usage
The potential aquascaping and usage of Sagittaria teres in aquariums are not well-documented. Further insight is needed to ascertain its viability for aquascaping purposes.
Propagation
Propagation methods for Sagittaria teres are not specified, and additional research may be necessary to understand the plant's reproductive mechanisms.
Habitat and Distribution
This species typically thrives in aquatic environments, favoring locations with emersed growth. Its natural habitat includes regions with standing water, making it a common sight in marshes and wetland areas within the Eastern U.S. characterized by a coastal plain landscape.