Pilea hygrophila
An old Malesian name (Blume, 1850s) for a moisture-loving Pilea of Java, also listed for Vietnam. The one located record is in the West Java highlands at about 1,500 m, giving mild days, cool nights and a short dry season.
Where it grows wild
Not documented beyond the name, which means moisture-loving. At this elevation in West Java it most likely grows in wet montane forest on stream banks and seepages.
The single site is placed at about 1,500 m; inferred, not recorded.
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