Rhaphidophora corneri
A Rhaphidophora described by P. C. Boyce in 1999 in his revision of the genus for the Malay Peninsula (Gardens' Bulletin Singapore 51) and endemic to Peninsular Malaysia. No wild records with coordinates made it into our data, so the climate below is a generic lowland Malayan point and the targets are general ones for warm, everwet forest.
Where it grows wild
An endemic of Peninsular Malaysian forest, and like other Rhaphidophora presumably a root-climber. No habitat notes were reachable.
No elevation data are available. The climate point used lies at about 160 m in the lowlands.
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