Anthurium jesusii

Appearance

The species is a member of Anthurium sect. Digitinervium and is characterised by its erect stems with elliptic to ovate leaf blades, which are obtuse, rounded or weakly subcordate at base and 0.5–1.1 × as long as the petiole, have usually reddish veins, two well-developed pairs of basal veins arching towards the leaf tip, the first becoming the collective veins running along the margin, by its long, lanceolate, green or reddish-tinted spathe, its very long, narrowly tapered spadix and the fruits that are usually yellow at maturity.

Distribution

Colombia and Ecuador

Habitat

Terrestrial or epiphytic plant