Amorphophallus kiusianus
A deciduous, tuberous Amorphophallus of southeastern China, Taiwan and southern Japan, one of the most cold-tolerant in the genus. It grows through the hot, wet summer under shade and sleeps through a cool winter as a dry tuber.
Where it grows wild
Forest understory, bamboo groves and shaded slopes and margins in the warm-temperate lowlands and hills of eastern Asia; the measured sites are mostly low-lying in eastern China.
Few records carry an elevation; the climate sites are at 2–325 m.
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