Aspidistra longipedunculata
A southern Guangxi Aspidistra described in 1982, a rhizomatous evergreen herb of shaded forest floors whose flowers are carried on unusually long stalks for the genus. Its recorded sites are warm and humid lowland forest with mild winters, so it suits a warm, shaded, evenly moist setup.
Where it grows wild
Assumed from the genus and the recorded area in southern Guangxi: shaded evergreen lowland to hill forest, in humus and litter. No species-specific habitat notes were checked.
Records carry no elevations; the measured site is at about 190 m in southern Guangxi.
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