Nepenthes thai
Nepenthes thai is a pitcher plant endemic to peninsular Thailand, described by Martin Cheek in 2009. It grows on limestone hills at about 500–600 m. It belongs to the mainland Southeast Asian group of Nepenthes that face a seasonal climate, so it is a warm lowland-to-intermediate grower that tolerates stronger light and a drier spell better than Bornean highland species. Published field detail is thin.
Where it grows wild
Its only documented habitat is limestone hills in peninsular Thailand. Pitcher plants on Thai limestone typically scramble through scrub and open vegetation on karst, rooted in pockets of humus among the rocks. Specific published habitat notes for this species were not available.
Recorded at 500–600 m above sea level.
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