Amorphophallus perrieri
A Madagascan Amorphophallus with a single wild record, from near sea level in the far north of the island. It is a tuberous seasonal aroid: hot and wet in leaf from about November to April, then dormant through the long dry season.
Where it grows wild
Little is published; the one record is from lowland northern Madagascar, where Amorphophallus grow in deciduous or semi-deciduous forest and scrub on well-drained ground. This is genus-level inference.
One record at about 13 m.
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