Chlorophytum nubicum
A widespread Chlorophytum of tropical African savanna and woodland, recorded from Guinea to Ethiopia and south to Mozambique at about 550–1,550 m. It is a warm-growing, fleshy-rooted herb that grows with the rains and can rest through the dry season.
Where it grows wild
The record spread fits savanna, open woodland and grassy clearings. Plants probably grow among grasses with light shade from scattered trees; this is inferred from the range and genus.
Recorded at 550–1,550 m, median about 1,200 m (7 records).
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