Aroideana
Journal of the International Aroid Society, Inc.
Volume 2, Number 1 (1979); Pages 28-29
Aroid profile no. 3: Anthurium superbum
By Michael Madison    
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ABSTRACT:

Anthurium superbum Madison, Selbyana 5:94 (1978). Anthurium superbum is native to seasonally inundated forest along the Rio Napo in Ecuador, where it grows epiphytically above high water level. The dark purple-green bullate leaves held stiffly erect are very striking, and unlike any other anthurium. A large crop of seedlings is now being grown at Selby for distribution to botanical gardens and horticulturists.

   

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