Primulina alba
A rarely recorded Primulina from southeastern China, known from little beyond its description. Like most of the genus it is best treated as a shade-loving rosette of moist, often limestone, rock faces that likes cool winters and humid, warm summers.
Where it grows wild
No species-specific habitat notes were found. Primulina typically grow on shaded, moist rock faces and cliff bases in forest, often on limestone karst, in humid microhabitats near seepage.
No recorded elevations; the genus in southeast China grows mostly between 100 and 1,000 m.
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