Amorphophallus niahensis
A narrow endemic of the limestone around Niah in Sarawak, growing in humus-filled cracks and holes in shaded limestone forest, often where rock rises out of swampy ground. It needs constant tropical warmth, shade, high humidity and a free-draining, humus-rich, limey mix.
Where it grows wild
Lowland limestone forest, in shady spots, in humus-filled fissures and holes in limestone, often on limestone outcrops in swampy areas.
Recorded at about 45 m.
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