Columnea inaequilatera
A widespread Columnea of the eastern Andean slopes, recorded most often around 1400 m in Ecuador and Peru. Little has been published on this species beyond its description, so habitat detail is inferred from the measured sites and from related Columnea.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte in wet premontane and lower montane forest on the Amazonian side of the Andes. The epithet refers to unequal-sided leaves, common in the genus.
Records span 0–2190 m, median 1400 m.
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