Chlorophytum benuense
A Chlorophytum of the hot Sudanian savanna in the Benue basin of northern Cameroon. It is almost certainly a seasonal geophyte: it grows from fleshy roots during the May to October rains and rests through a long, very hot, bone-dry season.
Where it grows wild
Recorded in open savanna woodland of the Benue lowlands. Microhabitat details are not published; savanna Chlorophytum typically grow among grasses in open or lightly wooded ground that burns in the dry season.
The two recorded sites are at about 210 and 400 m.
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