Aspidistra mushaensis
A Taiwanese mountain Aspidistra, named after Musha (Wushe) in central Taiwan. It grows in cool, misty montane forest, so it wants mild temperatures, high humidity and deep shade, and it does poorly in prolonged heat.
Where it grows wild
Based on its recorded sites and the genus, it is a clump-forming herb of the shaded floor of humid broadleaf montane forest in Taiwan's central mountains.
The records sit at about 600 m and about 1,780 m. The Musha area itself lies at roughly 1,000–1,200 m.
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