My best guess would be Sagittaria Semperdecanus. Sagittaria is the species name for the plant katniss. Semper means ever. As for decanus, the word dean is the adaption of the Latin word decanus, meaning "chief of ten".
Katniss is another Indian name of a plant, the root of which they were likewise accustomed to eat,... It grows in low, muddy, and very wet ground. The root is oblong, commonly an inch and a half long, and one inch and a quarter broad in the middle; but some of the roots have been as big as a man's fists. The Indians either boiled this root or roasted it in hot ashes. ... Their katniss is an arrow-head or Sagittaria, and is only a variety of the Swedish arrow-head or Sagittaria sagittifolia, for the plant above the ground is entirely the same, but the root under ground is much greater in the American than in the European. Mr. Osbeck, in his voyage to China, mentions that the Chinese plant a Sagittaria, and eat its roots. This seems undoubtedly to be a variety of this katniss
Sagittaria montevidensis was created in 1827.
Sagittaria lancifolia was created in 1759.
The population of Concordia Sagittaria is 10,708.
The area of Concordia Sagittaria is 66.5 square kilometers.
Dwarf Sagittaria is not a neccessity for aquatic turtles so its growth rate is unimportant. That means the answer is yes it grows quite fast enough.
Arrowhead
My best guess would be Sagittaria Semperdecanus. Sagittaria is the species name for the plant katniss. Semper means ever. As for decanus, the word dean is the adaption of the Latin word decanus, meaning "chief of ten".
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Sagittaria spp.
Giovanni Pellis has written: 'Giovanni Pellis. Retrospettiva alla Galleria d'arte Sagittaria'
Katniss is another Indian name of a plant, the root of which they were likewise accustomed to eat,... It grows in low, muddy, and very wet ground. The root is oblong, commonly an inch and a half long, and one inch and a quarter broad in the middle; but some of the roots have been as big as a man's fists. The Indians either boiled this root or roasted it in hot ashes. ... Their katniss is an arrow-head or Sagittaria, and is only a variety of the Swedish arrow-head or Sagittaria sagittifolia, for the plant above the ground is entirely the same, but the root under ground is much greater in the American than in the European. Mr. Osbeck, in his voyage to China, mentions that the Chinese plant a Sagittaria, and eat its roots. This seems undoubtedly to be a variety of this katniss
Dragonflies like ponds or bogs. Plants like dwarf sagittaria, water lily, and water horsetail help the nymphs hide. Arrowhead and cattails provide a place for the adults to hunt. Plant lobelia, buttonbush, iris, and seedbox around the edge of the pond.
An arrowhead is a type of plant in the genus Sagittaria, known for its arrow-shaped leaves. Hibiscus, on the other hand, is a flowering plant with large colorful blooms. While arrowhead plants are typically grown for their foliage, hibiscus plants are prized for their flowers.