Sedum ecalcaratum
A little-known stonecrop from south-eastern China, described in 1991. There are no wild records and almost no published ecology, so this profile is based on the small, soft-leaved Sedum of the region, which grow on damp rocks and thin soil in subtropical hills.
Where it grows wild
Not documented. Related Sedum in south-eastern China grow on moist rock outcrops, mossy boulders, walls and thin soil along forest edges and streams.
Unknown; regional relatives occur from lowland hills to about 1,500 m.
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