Chamaedorea christinae
A small understory palm from the very wet Pacific lowlands of Colombia's Chocó region, one of the rainiest places on Earth. It wants constant warmth, deep shade, high humidity and moisture that never runs out.
Where it grows wild
Floor of lowland rainforest on the Pacific coast of Colombia near Buenaventura, where rain falls every month. Microhabitat details are inferred from the genus.
The measured site sits at about 30 m; the records are all from the coastal lowlands.
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