Chlorophytum burundiense
A highland Chlorophytum of the Albertine Rift, known from Burundi's mountains above Bujumbura at about 2,100 m. Do not grow it hot.
Where it grows wild
Most likely montane grassland or forest-edge vegetation on the Congo-Nile ridge, where it rains most of the year and cloud and mist are common.
The records sit near 2,100 m; the climate grid cell is at about 1,500 m, with temperatures adjusted to the plant's altitude.
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