Philodendron calatheifolium
An appressed-climbing philodendron known only from the upper Río Uribante basin in Táchira, Venezuela, in premontane wet forest. It climbs tree trunks to at least 3 m, with pendent fertile shoots and glossy, long-sheathed petioles. Treat it as a mild, humid mid-elevation climber.
Where it grows wild
It clings to tree trunks up to at least 3 m, in the premontane wet forest life zone.
The one georeferenced site is at about 1350 m. The records carry no elevation.
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