Dischidia imbricata
An epiphytic Dischidia of seasonal Southeast Asian forest whose round leaves overlap flat against the bark like scales. Collectors find it on trunks and branches in open deciduous and dipterocarp forest, often in partial shade. Mount it on bark in bright light with a drier rest in winter.
Where it grows wild
Epiphytic vine on tree trunks and branches in deciduous dipterocarp-oak forest, forest margins along rivers and fire-prone bamboo forest; labels note it in partial shade or open places.
Records span 13–700 m, median about 475 m.
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