Hoya neoebudica
A little-known Hoya from Vanuatu, described by Guillaumin in 1937 and almost never seen in collections. What follows is built from the climate of Espiritu Santo and general lowland Hoya habit, not from species-specific field notes.
Where it grows wild
Presumed an epiphytic climber on trees of humid lowland and lower-hill forest in Vanuatu; the genus there grows on trunks and branches from the coast into the hills. No published habitat notes beyond the type description were reachable.
No recorded elevations; the modelled site sits near 90 m on Espiritu Santo, and Vanuatu Hoya are mostly lowland to lower-montane plants.
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