Part 3 of the outing is
here.
The peat swamp pools in this location are plantless, although mosses and liverworts can be found growing on fallen branches. However, it's proximity to the Gunong Panti reserve means that interesting aquatic macrophytes could be found further upstream, but the jungle is very hard to penetrate without a machete. Downstream from where we were, the stream is degraded (and the surrounding land denuded of trees, leaving only weeds and wasteland) and I could only see Blyxa aubertii.
I have sent my specimens of the unknown crypt (cf. or X griffithi?) to Jan and have no more available at the moment. To those of you who pm-ed or emailed me, thanks for your interest. I don't intend to pursue commercial dealings, however, although exchanges for personal research and cultivation are welcome. Unfortunately, these will have to wait for a subsequent trip, perhaps in the coming holiday week. Thanks!