Dracaena varians
A sansevieria formerly called Sansevieria varians; GBIF also treats Sansevieria patens and S. sordida as synonyms. It is a succulent-leaved plant of seasonally very dry country, recorded from Kenya, Zambia and northern South Africa. Specific ecological information is sparse, so this profile uses the measured Zambian climate and the habits of dry-country sansevierias.
Where it grows wild
No habitat description was found. Sansevierias of this region typically grow in the shade of bushes and trees in dry bushland and woodland, often on sandy or rocky soil.
The climate site is at about 1,200 m in central Zambia. No GBIF records carry an elevation.
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