Latin name: Isoetes longissimum Family:  Isoetaceae
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Description: Aquatic perennial plant that is developed submerged in channels of rivers. It displays lobulate and robust stem with abundant long leaves, of (26) 59,5-84 cm. Megaspores of (485) 580-730,74 ĩm, tetrahedral, with tuberous ornamentation. Microsporas of (27,5) 32-42,5 ĩm, elliptical, with spinulose ornamentation.

Distribution: The northwest of the Iberian Peninsula, being exclusively in Galicia, the high river basin of the Miņo and in some points of the hydrographic network of Galicia cost, in the province of A Coruņa.
Habitat: It is developed in channels of rivers on silicic, sandy substrates, in oligotrofic well oxygenated waters. It is frequent to find it with species of Littorelletea and Potametea, like Apium inundatum, Juncus heterophyllus, Peltata NymphoidesPotamogeton crispus, P. berchtoldii or with Oenanthe crocata, very common in these channels.

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Category IUCN: EN
Possible solutions: Only the population that is in the high river basin of Miņo has, theoretically, guaranteed its conservation, to be most of the space in which it is developed integrated in the Spanish proposal to comprise of Natura 2000 network.  
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