Chlorophytum cameronii
A widespread tropical African Chlorophytum of savanna, wooded grassland and open woodland, recorded from Senegal to Ethiopia and south to Mozambique. Like most savanna Chlorophytum it grows from fleshy, tuber-bearing roots and expects a warm, wet growing season followed by a dry season when the leaves die back.
Where it grows wild
Recorded sites are mainly Sudano-Guinean and miombo savanna and wooded grassland. Habitat detail here is generalised from the genus, which in this region favours open grassy ground, often on seasonally wet or rocky soils.
Recorded from 50 to 2,743 m, median about 1,275 m; most records are mid-elevation plateau savanna.
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