Aeschynanthus lobaticalyx
Aeschynanthus lobaticalyx is a Sulawesi lipstick-vine described by Mendum in 2004 and known here from a single record. That record sits at about 2,850 m in the mountains of South Sulawesi, so it is probably a cool upper-montane plant.
Where it grows wild
Presumably an epiphyte, perhaps also on mossy rocks, in upper montane forest. Only one record is available and no habitat notes were reachable.
The single record sits at about 2,845 m on the Lompobattang massif in South Sulawesi.
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