Peperomia rhombeifolia
A very poorly known Peperomia described by Trelease, recorded in GBIF from only two lowland herbarium specimens: one from the Caribbean slope of Panama and one from the lower RÃo Huallaga in Amazonian Peru. Nothing about its habit or ecology is documented in the sources reviewed. Treat it as a warm lowland rainforest peperomia and set expectations accordingly.
Where it grows wild
Both known collections come from lowland tropical rainforest regions: the lower RÃo Guanche in Colón, Panama, and Santa Rosa below Yurimaguas on the lower RÃo Huallaga, Loreto, Peru. The labels give no habitat detail.
No elevations are recorded. Both localities are lowland, roughly below 200 m, so this is a hot-growing plant.
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