Aspidistra lobata
An Aspidistra from south-central China, described by Tillich in 2006. It is a hardy, clumping forest-floor herb, and the upland climate it was measured in means a cold, fairly dry winter with mild summers.
Where it grows wild
Presumed to grow in shaded forest or on wooded limestone slopes, rooting into deep litter, as is typical of the genus. Species-specific habitat notes were not available.
Climate taken from a point at about 1,000 m in northern Guizhou; actual elevations unknown.
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