Chlorophytum laxum
A small, grassy Chlorophytum with narrow leaves, slender flower stems and tiny white flowers, spread widely across tropical Asia, northern Australia and southern Arabia. It grows among grasses in monsoon savanna and open woodland, actively in the wet season, and dies back to fleshy roots when the soil dries.
Where it grows wild
Open eucalypt woodland, savanna and grassland, often on sandy or seasonally damp ground, rocky slopes and disturbed areas, shaded lightly by grasses and scattered trees.
Recorded at 30-1,500 m, median 460 m (37 records); most Australian records are lowland.
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