Chlorophytum collinum
A Tanzanian endemic Chlorophytum whose name means 'of hills', recorded from coastal lowlands to 2,700 m but mostly around 1,200 m. Expect a fleshy-rooted herb of hillside woodland and grassland that grows in the long wet season and rests through a pronounced June-to-October drought.
Where it grows wild
Scattered records across central and southern Tanzania suggest rocky hillsides, woodland and grassy slopes. No species-specific habitat account was reachable; this is inferred from the name, the record spread and the genus.
Recorded at 550–2,700 m, median about 1,185 m; one climate site is near sea level, which looks like a coarse locality.
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