kapu plant pistia stratiotes

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Apu-apu, kapu-kapu, or driftwood (Pistia stratiotes) are one of the most multifunctional aquatic plants. Royalty Free Stock Photo

kapu kapu is a uniform green leafy aquatic plant Royalty Free Stock Photo

Water Lettuce in reservoirs used for wastewater treatment. Commonly called kiambang, kapu kapu, apu apu, pistia stratiotes. Royalty Free Stock Photo

kapu kapu large to small green leafy aquatic plants Royalty Free Stock Photo

Apu-apu is a type of ornamental plant that functions as a water purifier in fish ponds Royalty Free Stock Photo

Water lettuce is an aquatic plant that floats in still water Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kiambang, is an aquatic plant that floats in calm waters or ponds, an aquarium protective plant, a member of the genus pistia. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kapu kapu plant or Pistia stratiotes Royalty Free Stock Photo

Water Lettuce is used for wastewater treatment. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Water Lettuce is used for wastewater treatment. Top View Royalty Free Stock Photo

This plant is a plant from the Araceae family of taro taro and the only member of the genus Pistia. The leaves are green or bluish green and turn yellowish when old with rounded tips and a slightly tapered base. The leaves are about 2-10 cm long with a width of between 2-6 cm. The edges of the leaves are curved and have thick, soft hairs on the surface. The leaves are thick, supple and soft, at first glance forming a sculpture like a rose crown.