Amorphophallus brevipetiolatus
A small Lao Amorphophallus known from a single locality in central Laos, with a short petiole as its name suggests. It follows the monsoon: in leaf during the summer rains and dormant as a tuber through the cool dry season.
Where it grows wild
Recorded at about 430 m in central Laos, in an area of seasonal forest and limestone karst typical of Bolikhamsai and Khammouane; the exact microhabitat is not documented.
About 430 m at the single recorded site.
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