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Cryptocoryne albida R.Parker, Bull. Misc. Inform. Kew 1931: 44 1931. (syn: Cryptocoryne costata Gagnep.; Cryptocoryne hansenii S.Y.Hu; Cryptocoryne korthausiae Rataj; Cryptocoryne retrospiralis subsp. albida (R.Parker) Rataj);
NE. India to SC. China (as per WCSP)
Photo needs clarification : 1 post by 1 author. This is my first post. Forgive me if this is not the correct method.
I could not find a way to contact the original contributor (Daderot?) of the image.
There is an image on Wikipedia Commons which is misleading.
There is a plant in the photo with a label stating that the plant is Cryptocoryne albida. The image was taken at Copenhagen Botanical Gardens in Denmark in May of 2012.
If you please look to the right of the word ‘Thailand’ on the label in the image you will see that here are a few leaves of the C. albida visible in the photo. The other plant is dominating the image, giving the impression that the large mass is the C. albida. I am sorry that I do not know the identity of the other plant.
Please, can the photo be labelled to indicate both plants?
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