Aspidistra wujiangensis
A recently described Chinese Aspidistra with no mapped wild records; Kew places it in south-east China. Treat it like other subtropical Chinese Aspidistra: deep shade, hot humid summers, and a cold but frost-free winter.
Where it grows wild
Probably a forest-floor plant of subtropical evergreen broadleaf forest, often over limestone as many south Chinese Aspidistra are; nothing species-specific was available.
Elevation is unknown; the climate point used is in the lowlands at about 70 m.
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