Dracaena thwaitesii
A Dracaena of Sri Lanka and southern India, named for the botanist G.H.K. Thwaites. The GBIF records all come from Sri Lanka's wet zone, where it most likely grows as a shrub in humid forest understorey. Specific ecological information is sparse, so this profile builds on the measured climate and the genus.
Where it grows wild
No habitat description was found. The records come from the wet zone of south-central Sri Lanka at mid elevations, where understorey Dracaena grow as shrubs in evergreen forest.
The climate sites are at about 460 and 590 m; few records carry an elevation.
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