Aeschynanthus rizalensis
A Luzon lipstick plant, recently transferred to Aeschynanthus by Mansibang & Pelser, known from Mount Lumutan in Rizal and a recent observation from Nueva Vizcaya. It is probably a warm-to-intermediate epiphyte of humid hill forest.
Where it grows wild
Its habitat is not documented beyond a few records. The localities are forested hills of the southern Sierra Madre and the Caraballo mountains.
No elevations are recorded. The hill-forest localities suggest a few hundred to about 1000 m.
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