Amorphophallus shyamsalilianus
An Indian Amorphophallus described in 2017, known only from its original description; no wild records with coordinates are available. Like its central Indian relatives it is presumably a tuberous monsoon grower that is dormant through the dry, very hot pre-monsoon months.
Where it grows wild
Presumably the floor of seasonally dry deciduous forest, as for other central Indian Amorphophallus; not documented here.
No elevation records; the placeholder climate site is at 215 m in central India.
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