Colocasia mannii
A Colocasia of Assam, Bangladesh, the eastern Himalaya and the Nicobar Islands, named after the 19th-century Assam collector Gustav Mann. It is rarely documented. The measured site in lowland upper Assam is hot and extremely wet in summer, and cooler and dry in winter.
Where it grows wild
No habitat specifics were found. Like most Colocasia it probably grows on wet ground in forest, along streams and in swampy places in the Brahmaputra lowlands.
The measured site is at about 130 m in upper Assam. The Nicobar records would be near sea level.
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