Peperomia pinedoana
A large, hairless Peruvian peperomia with broadly ovate, pointed leaves 10-14 cm long on long stalks, each with nine palmate veins. It was collected at RÃo Pinedo in JunÃn at 700-900 m, in wet foothill forest on the eastern Andes. Its big thin leaves point to a warm, shaded, humid understory.
Where it grows wild
It grows on soil or as an epiphyte in wet lowland to foothill forest. Its large, long-stalked leaves suggest a shaded understory position.
Type collected at about 700-900 m.
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