Aeschynanthus papuanus
A New Guinea Aeschynanthus known from only a few collections, including trailing plants in swampy, regrowth grassland and one montane record near 2100 m. Little is published; treat it as a warm-to-intermediate, humid-growing vine.
Where it grows wild
Herbarium labels describe a trailing vine on the ground and over bushes in a swampy lake bed and regrowth grassland, plus a record from forest in the Telefomin area. This is unusually open habitat for the genus.
One record at 2100 m; others lack elevation and appear to be lowland (near Lae).
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