Amorphophallus carnosus
A little-known Amorphophallus endemic to the Andaman Islands. Like other monsoon-forest species it grows from a tuber, sending up a single divided leaf in the wet season and resting through the dry months.
Where it grows wild
Grows on the floor of lowland tropical forest in the Andamans, in humus-rich soil under the canopy; no wild records, so habitat is inferred from the genus in monsoon forests.
No records; the climate grid point is near 110 m.
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