Monstera pirrense
A Monstera name attributed to Croat, known from one 1976 specimen on the ridge between Alturas de Nique and Cerro Pirre in Darién, Panama, at 1540 m. That is cool, cloudy ridge-top forest, so it likely needs mild temperatures and constant humidity.
Where it grows wild
Hemiepiphytic climber in montane cloud forest on a steep, narrow ridge of the Serranía de Pirre.
The single specimen is from 1540 m.
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