Dendrobium assamicum
A Dendrobium from Assam in north-east India, described by S.Chowdhury in 1988, with no wild GBIF records. The regional climate is strongly monsoonal, with a hot wet summer and a cool, nearly rainless winter, so a winter rest is likely important.
Where it grows wild
Presumed an epiphyte in monsoon forest of Assam; no species-specific habitat notes were reachable.
The climate point used is at about 80 m in the Barak valley; the species may grow higher in the surrounding hills, where it is cooler.
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