Goodyera gemmata
A terrestrial jewel orchid known from a single wild record in the West Sumatran highlands. It needs constant warmth, shade and very humid air, much like other tropical Goodyera. Almost nothing is published on the species itself, so treat this guide as an estimate based on the genus.
Where it grows wild
Probably grows on the floor of humid evergreen forest, like other tropical Goodyera: a creeping, fleshy rhizome with a loose rosette of hairy leaves, rooting in leaf litter.
No recorded elevation. The single record lies in the West Sumatran highlands near Bukittinggi, which suggests submontane forest.
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