Pilea jayaensis
A little-known Pilea from western New Guinea, mostly recorded in the central highlands at about 2300 m. Grow it as a cool, constantly humid montane forest-floor herb.
Where it grows wild
Most records come from montane rainforest in the central ranges of Papua. Pilea there grow as small herbs in shaded, wet places on the forest floor, along streams and on mossy banks. Nothing specific is published on its microhabitat.
The main record cluster is at about 2300 m. Two outlying records are in the lowlands.
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