Argostemma Sp. Aroid A distinctive member of the

A distinctive member of the grape family that doesn't look or grow anything like a grapevine — a good conversation piece for collectors interested in the lesser-known corners of Vitaceae

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With Borneo alone home to roughly two-thirds of the genus's known species

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Argostemma Sp. Aroid A distinctive member of theArgostemma Sp. Argostemma Sp. belongs to Argostemma, a large genus of over 200 species in the coffee family (Rubiaceae), with major centers of diversity in the Malay Peninsula, Thailand, and Borneo. Argostemma are small, mostly lithophytic or epiphytic herbs found in wet, shaded primary forest typically on moss covered rock faces, stream banks, and around waterfalls and are recognized by their delicate, star or bell shaped flowers. Note: as a freshly