Chlorophytum arcuatoramosum
A Congolese Chlorophytum named for its arching, branched flower stems, recorded from the Kasai and Katanga plateaus at roughly 900–1200 m. The climate has a wet season from October to April and an almost rainless winter from June to August, so a dry, slightly cooler rest is likely part of its cycle.
Where it grows wild
The sites lie in savanna and miombo woodland country; it probably grows in grassland or light woodland, which is inferred from the genus and the region.
Climate sites are at about 900–1200 m on the southern Congo plateau.
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