Amorphophallus yuloensis
A little-documented tuberous Amorphophallus from southern Yunnan, the eastern Himalaya and Myanmar. It grows in dense, evergreen valley forest on limestone and follows the monsoon: leafy in the hot, wet summer and dormant through the dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Recorded in dense primary evergreen valley forest on limestone. Like its relatives it forms one large divided leaf a season from an underground tuber.
Few records carry an elevation; the single mapped site is at about 645 m.
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