Anthurium affine
A tough bird's-nest Anthurium of northeastern Brazil, very widely collected (over 800 wild records). It grows on the ground and on rock in shaded Atlantic forest, on limestone outcrops, in campo rupestre and in caatinga, with leathery, wavy-edged leaves. It takes brighter light, lower humidity and a real dry season better than most anthuriums.
Where it grows wild
Terrestrial or on rock, with a short stem and a rosette of leathery, discolorous leaves with strongly wavy margins. Labels record shaded Atlantic forest, karst limestone outcrops with seasonal forest, rocky campo rupestre and caatinga.
From sea level to about 1470 m, median about 475 m.
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