Anthurium alexandri
A Colombian Anthurium collected in 1982 by J. Crinan M. Alexander at km 80 on the Cali–Buenaventura road in Valle del Cauca, at about 700 m. It is kept as a living plant in a botanic garden collection, vouchered in 2017. The site is very wet premontane forest on the Pacific slope of the Western Cordillera.
Where it grows wild
Wet premontane forest on the Pacific slope above Buenaventura. The label notes a narrow petiole but gives no growth form.
About 700 m.
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