Anchomanes boehmii
A rarely recorded tuberous aroid from western Tanzania, where there is one long wet season and a hard dry season. It grows a single tall, prickly-stalked leaf in the rains and spends the long dry months dormant underground.
Where it grows wild
The recorded sites are in the miombo woodland belt of western Tanzania (the Tabora and Kigoma areas). It probably grows in moist thickets, riverine strips or shaded woodland on deep soil.
Recorded at about 1,050 to 1,060 m.
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