Aspidistra yingjiangensis
A rarely recorded Aspidistra named after Yingjiang on the Yunnan–Myanmar border, growing on the shaded floor of evergreen broadleaf forest. Like its relatives it is a tough, slow, shade-loving perennial with flowers at ground level; grow it cool-warm, shaded and evenly moist.
Where it grows wild
Aspidistra of this region grow in deep shade on humus-rich forest floors and limestone or granite slopes in monsoon evergreen forest. Habitat details specific to this species are not known.
No usable records with elevation; the measured sites span 83 to 3,376 m and are only regional placeholders. Mid-elevation forest of roughly 500–1,500 m is more likely.
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