Dracaena rosulata
Dracaena rosulata is a rosette-forming forest Dracaena from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, described in 2013 by Mwachala and Fischer. Only two records exist, from lowland forest with a short dry season in June–August.
Where it grows wild
A small rosette plant of the Congo Basin rainforest floor, as the name suggests; further habitat detail was not found.
Two records; the climate site lies at about 250 m.
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