Streptocarpus boinensis
A Madagascan Streptocarpus named after the Boina region of the north-west, where it has been recorded at low elevations, plus one record from the central highlands. The climate is hot, with a very wet summer and a long dry season, so it probably needs warm, humid, shaded conditions and a drier rest.
Where it grows wild
Probably shaded rock faces and humus pockets in seasonal forest, like other Malagasy Streptocarpus of the dry west. This is generalised from the genus, since little is published for this species.
Recorded at 278–1338 m, median 329 m (7 records). Most sites are lowland; one is at 1338 m in the highlands.
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