Rhaphidophora angustata
A climbing aroid of the Malay Peninsula and northern Sumatra, collected in hill dipterocarp forest from about 90 to 1500 m. Warm, humid and evenly moist conditions with a pole to climb suit it.
Where it grows wild
Specimens come from primary hill dipterocarp forest on Bukit Larut, the Alas River valley in Gunung Leuser, and the rim of a limestone ravine at Batu Caves. It root-climbs trees and rock.
Recorded elevations run from about 90 to 1500 m, most at 200–900 m.
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