Amorphophallus hottae
A Bornean Amorphophallus described by Bogner and Hetterscheid in 1992, with no wild GBIF records in the data. It comes from an evergreen equatorial climate, so treat it as a warm, humid, shade-loving forest aroid and let the tuber rest only when the plant goes dormant on its own.
Where it grows wild
No habitat notes were found; it is assumed to grow on the floor of lowland to hill rainforest, like other Bornean Amorphophallus.
No wild records carry an elevation; the climate is estimated at a single site in western Borneo at about 430 m.
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