Marcgravia pedunculosa
Marcgravia pedunculosa is one of the more widespread species, ranging across the Guiana Shield and Amazonia from Colombia and Venezuela through the Guianas to northern and west-central Brazil, with over 200 wild records mostly below 500 m. It is a warm, humid lowland rainforest climber with a short, hotter and drier spell around September and October.
Where it grows wild
A root-climbing hemiepiphyte of lowland and lower montane rainforest, shingling up shaded trunks with juvenile foliage and flowering from pendent branches higher up.
Recorded from 10 to 1500 m, median 340 m, across 92 records; overwhelmingly a lowland plant.
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