Chlorophytum longifolium
A widespread tropical African savanna Chlorophytum, recorded from Benin to Ethiopia and south to Botswana and Zimbabwe. It is a fleshy-rooted herb of woodland and grassland that grows in the summer rains and rests through a hot, dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Probably miombo and mopane woodland, wooded grassland and open savanna, often on sandy soils. This is inferred from the record locations and from related savanna species.
Recorded at 640–1,588 m, median 1,200 m (17 records).
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