Philodendron asplundii
A widespread Amazonian Philodendron from southern Venezuela and French Guiana to Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and western Brazil. It climbs flat against trunks to about 3 m and has lanceolate leaves. Its long cataphylls persist as a net of fibres with mucilage.
Where it grows wild
It is an appressed-climbing hemiepiphyte, and rarely terrestrial. It grows in tropical moist forest and, more often, in premontane wet forest, including terra firme forest with deep leaf litter and a 30 m canopy.
Records run from 0 to 2500 m, with a median of 530 m. The published range is 100–1500 m.
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