Aspidistra urceolata
A rhizomatous Aspidistra from south-central China, named for its urn-shaped flowers. No wild records are mapped, so its conditions are built from a regional climate point in Guizhou plus what is known for the genus: deep shade, steady moisture and a cold but mostly frost-free winter.
Where it grows wild
Probably a forest-floor plant of evergreen or mixed broadleaf forest, often over limestone, as is typical for Aspidistra of Guizhou and Guangxi; nothing species-specific was available.
No recorded elevations; the climate point used is at about 1000 m.
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