Schismatoglottis wallichii
A clump- to colony-forming, stoloniferous Schismatoglottis that is very common in the Malay Peninsula and also reaches southern Thailand, eastern Sumatra and southern Sarawak. It is a forest-floor herb that also survives in disturbed sites such as old rubber plantations.
Where it grows wild
Lowland and lower montane rainforest, including disturbed places and secondary growth; Alistair Hay recorded it in an old rubber plantation near Lundu, Sarawak.
Wild records span 25–640 m, median about 150 m.
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