Aspidistra leucographa
A cast-iron plant from south-central China whose name suggests white-marked leaves. It has no wild GBIF records, so its exact locality is unconfirmed. Grow it as a shade-loving subtropical forest herb with a cool winter.
Where it grows wild
Not documented in the sources available. It is assumed to grow like its relatives, in leaf litter on shaded forest slopes, often over limestone.
Unknown; the climate stand-in site sits at about 1,000 m on the Guizhou plateau.
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