Anoectochilus lalashanensis
A jewel orchid named after Lalashan in northern Taiwan, a mountain area of moist broadleaf and mixed forest. Like its relatives it is a small terrestrial creeper of shaded, humus-rich forest floor that wants cool, very humid, still-but-fresh air.
Where it grows wild
Assumed from the type locality and genus: deep leaf litter and moss on the floor of humid montane forest, under heavy shade.
Lalashan lies at roughly 1,200 to 2,000 m; no recorded elevations were available for this species.
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