Aspidistra synpetala
A rarely recorded cast-iron plant from southeast China, with no usable wild records. Like other south Chinese Aspidistra it should take deep shade, hot humid summers and cool winters, and is likely among the hardier species in the genus.
Where it grows wild
Assumed from the genus: a rhizomatous evergreen herb of shaded broadleaf forest floors and rocky slopes, often on limestone.
No elevation data; the climate point is a lowland stand-in at about 70 m for the whole region.
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