Anthurium aduncum
A Brazilian Anthurium described by Schott in the 19th century, listed for Southeast Brazil but with no georeferenced wild records in GBIF. There is almost no online information, so every figure here is a low-confidence estimate for an Atlantic forest anthurium.
Where it grows wild
No habitat data were found. Anthurium in Southeast Brazil grow mainly in Atlantic forest, as terrestrials, epiphytes or on rock outcrops.
Unknown. The measured point at 582 m is a placeholder, not a collection site.
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