Peperomia negrosensis
A small, succulent epiphytic Peperomia known only from the Philippines. Its type was collected near Dumaguete on Negros. It has stems up to about 30 cm long, reddish roots, and narrow elliptic leaves about 4 cm long with three veins. Very little is recorded about its wild conditions, so growing advice here follows other small epiphytic tropical peperomias.
Where it grows wild
It grows as an epiphyte in wet tropical forest. No details of its microhabitat, host trees or exposure have been published in the sources checked.
Unknown. None of the records carry an elevation.
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