Rhaphidophora liukiuensis
A climbing aroid of the southern Ryukyu Islands and Taiwan, found in semi-evergreen subtropical forest, often along streams. It is subtropical rather than tropical, with a mild, dim winter.
Where it grows wild
Specimen notes describe semi-evergreen subtropical forest, including secondary forest, where it climbs trees along streams; one record is from the edge of mangrove forest at Amitori on Iriomote, and another from Mount Hungtou in Taitung, Taiwan, at 500 m.
Records range from near sea level to about 500 m.
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