Aeschynanthus scottii
An Aeschynanthus described from Vietnam in 2018 by Middleton and Atkins. GBIF has no wild records, so the profile uses a stand-in point in central Vietnam at about 120 m, which has a hot summer and a heavy autumn rainy season. Everything beyond the name and country is inferred from the genus.
Where it grows wild
No habitat account was reachable. Vietnamese Aeschynanthus mostly grow as epiphytes, or on mossy rocks, in wet forest.
Unknown. The stand-in point is at about 120 m.
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