Dracaena pendula
A Malesian forest dracaena described by Ridley, native to Peninsular Malaysia, southern Thailand and the Andaman Islands. It grows in hot, humid lowland forest with rain all year.
Where it grows wild
Presumed a shrub of lowland evergreen forest understorey, as the name suggests possibly with drooping leaves or stems; habitat details are inferred from the genus and the recorded site.
The single usable record is from the lowlands at about 20 m.
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