Aeschynanthus atrorubens
A New Guinea lipstick plant described by Schlechter, with no georeferenced wild records. Its habitat and elevation are not documented in accessible sources, so this profile is a genus-level estimate for a New Guinea rainforest epiphyte.
Where it grows wild
Presumed epiphyte in New Guinea rainforest, as for the genus; the exact forest type and elevation are not known from accessible sources. Aeschynanthus are epiphytic gesneriads of wet tropical and subtropical Asian forest, rooting in moss and humus on branches and trunks.
Unknown: no wild records carry an elevation.
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