Dischidia polilloensis
A Dischidia described by Kloppenburg in 1997 from Polillo Island, off the Pacific coast of Luzon in the Philippines. It is known only from there; treat it as a hot, humid lowland island epiphyte.
Where it grows wild
No habitat account was found. Polillo is a low island with lowland forest; Dischidias there grow as epiphytes on trees at forest edges and in secondary growth.
No records carry an elevation; Polillo is low-lying and the climate site is near sea level.
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