Begonia oxyanthera
A Begonia of Cameroon, Bioko and eastern Nigeria, with many records from lowland Korup up to the Cameroon highlands (300–2800 m, median about 1950 m). Wikipedia lists it in moist lowland and montane forest; its growth habit is not documented in the sources consulted. The climate has a marked dry season from December to February.
Where it grows wild
Moist lowland and montane forest, from Korup National Park and the hills of southern Cameroon to the Cameroon highlands and Bioko. Its microhabitat is not recorded in the sources consulted, but many West African montane begonias grow on mossy trunks, rocks or stream banks in cloud forest.
GBIF records run from 300 to 2800 m, with a median of about 1950 m, so most plants grow in submontane to montane forest.
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