Dieffenbachia longispatha
A large terrestrial aroid of lowland wet forest from Nicaragua to northern Colombia, most often recorded near sea level in Panama and Colombia. It wants hot, humid, shaded conditions year round, much like other forest-floor Dieffenbachia.
Where it grows wild
A terrestrial herb of moist to wet lowland forest understory, often on damp ground near streams; records are densest around the Panama Canal and the Magdalena and Uraba lowlands of Colombia.
Recorded from sea level to about 1,860 m, but the median is only 90 m; most plants grow in hot lowlands.
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