Philodendron ecordatum
A slender climbing philodendron of lowland rain forest in the Guianas and northern Brazil. Its small ovate leaves are 8β10 cm long and have a truncate to rounded base rather than the usual heart shape, which is what the name refers to. It needs steady heat and high humidity.
Where it grows wild
It is a slender-stemmed climber of lowland moist forest, mostly recorded in French Guiana. Schott's description covers only the stem, leaves and fruit, not the habitat.
Recorded at 0β850 m, with a median of 87 m. Most records are lowland.
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