Rhaphidophora chevalieri
A climbing aroid of Vietnam and Thailand, collected in tall evergreen forest on limestone at Cuc Phuong. It has a hot wet summer and a cool, dry winter.
Where it grows wild
A 2005 specimen at Cuc Phuong describes tall-canopied, broad-leaved evergreen forest on a flat valley of limestone. Other records are from Quang Tri, Nghe An and Son Tay. Like the rest of the genus it root-climbs trees.
Recorded elevations are 250–600 m.
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