Dracaena neobella
A snake plant from rocky places in the Kenyan Rift Valley and southern Tanzania, described as Sansevieria bella and renamed Dracaena neobella in 2021 because the name Dracaena bella was already taken. It grows on rock outcrops from about 730 m to over 2,000 m.
Where it grows wild
Specimens come from Kojonga Gorge (1,800 m) and Ewaso Ngiro (2,027 m) in Kenya, and Ruaha and Udzungwa in Tanzania, one 'on large outcrop of rock' at 730 m. It grows in soil pockets on rock in dry bushland.
Recorded from about 730 m (Ruaha) to 2,030 m (Ewaso Ngiro, Narok).
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