Schismatoglottis acuminatissima
A Sumatran Schismatoglottis known from very few records. The epithet refers to its long-pointed leaf tips. Like most of the genus, it is a forest-floor herb of perhumid tropical forest that wants warmth, shade, constant moisture and very humid air.
Where it grows wild
Probably a terrestrial herb on shaded forest slopes and stream banks in wet lowland to hill forest, as is typical for the genus. Based on the genus. Nothing specific to this species was found.
Few records give an elevation. Most of the genus grows below about 1200 m. See the notes on the measured elevations.
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