Dischidia
Dischidia (family Asclepiadaceae) A genus of epiphytes or bole climbers, many of which have concave leaves adnate to the bole, subtending adventitious roots, and containing commensal ants plus their accumulated frass. There are about 80 species occurring in forests from Indo-Malaysia to Australia.
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