Philodendron asperatum
A widespread climbing Philodendron of Amazonia, the Guianas and the Andean foothills. The measured sites are warm by day with fairly cool nights and a short, moderate dry season in August–October; species-level ecology is thin, so this follows climbing Philodendron generally.
Where it grows wild
A hemiepiphytic climber of moist lowland and foothill forest, rooting on trunks under the canopy; habitat inferred from the genus.
Recorded 0–2270 m, median 400 m.
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