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Schistophragma

Schistophragma is characterized by its intricate network of branching vines, often festooning the trunks of towering trees in humid forests. Its leaves are large and heart-shaped, vibrant green, creating a dramatic contrast against the darker forest background. The flowers of schistophragma are notably small yet numerous, typically blooming in subtle shades of white and pink. This climber thrives in the dappled light of its environment, relying on the support of host trees to reach for sunlight.

Scientific classification

Genus

Schistophragma (Schistophragma)

Mints plantains olives and allies

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Species

Schistophragma intermedium

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