What is another word for Wolffiella Gladiata?
Pronunciation: [wˌʊlffɪˈɛlə ɡlˌadɪˈɑːtə] (IPA) 
Wolffiella gladiata is a species of aquatic plant that floats on freshwater bodies. It is commonly known as the gladiate wolffiella, and it belongs to the family Araceae. This plant is native to North America and can be found in white water lilies, duckweeds, and other floating plants in ponds, lakes, and streams. Wolffiella gladiata is also referred to as the pointed wolfia, gladiate duckweed, and stiff wolffia. The plant is a food source for aquatic animals such as frogs, ducks, and fish. The plant reproduces vegetatively by branching and fragmentation, making it a rapidly-growing weedy species.
