Typhonium jinpingense
A little-known tuberous aroid described from Jinping in southern Yunnan, China. No growing notes have been published, so this profile follows the genus: a shade-loving forest-floor geophyte that grows in the warm, wet monsoon and rests as a tuber through the dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Typhonium most often grow in shaded, humus-rich spots in woodland and forest margins, often on limestone. There is no species-specific habitat information.
No recorded elevations; the single climate point sits at 1010 m and may not represent the type area.
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