Aeschynanthus rubiginosus
A Javan lipstick plant described by Teijsmann and Binnendijk in 1863 that has no georeferenced records. Nothing specific is known of its habitat. Treat it as a submontane Javan epiphyte: intermediate temperatures, bright shade, and a slightly drier mid-year.
Where it grows wild
GBIF holds no occurrences. Like most Javan Aeschynanthus, it is presumably an epiphyte of hill and lower-montane forest.
Unknown. The reference climate point is at 905 m in Central Java.
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