Anthurium lindmanianum (Araceae)
Terrestrial or epilithic, rarely epiphytic; stem frequently creeping over ground, 1-5 cm diam.; roots moderately dense, descending, fuzzy, drying 2-4 mm diam.; cataphylls subcoriaceous, lanceolate, 2-9(15) cm long, acute to acuminate at apex, green, drying reddish brown, persisting ± intact or as coarse linear fibers. LEAVES erect-spreading; petioles (2)11-57(65)cm long, (2)8-18 mm diam., bluntly to sharply D-shaped, flattened to slightly sulcate adaxially, rounded abaxially, the surface pale-speckled; geniculum slightly paler and thicker than petiole, (0.2)0.8-2 cm long; blades coriaceous to subcoriaceous, oblanceolate to broadly elliptic, acute to obtuse to short-acuminate at apex, cuneate- attenuate to obtuse to rounded, rarely shallowly cordate at base, (14)20-84 cm long, (4.2)12- 29(34)cm wide, broadest usually above the middle, the margins usually flat, sometimes broadly undulate; upper surface glossy to semiglossy, medium green (B & K green 2/2.5), lower surface matte, paler; major veins sometimes paler on both surfaces; midrib convexly raised above, prominently and acutely raised below (about as high as broad); primary lateral veins (4)7-l0(14) per side, departing midrib at (30)40-60(80)° angle, arcuate-ascending to the margin or to the collective vein, raised, sometimes becoming sunken toward margin above, raised below; tertiary veins weakly etched, and sometimes concolorous above, prominulous and darker below, conspicuously raised on both surfaces when dried; collective vein arising from about the middle to near the apex of the blade or absent, sunken above, weakly raised below, 5-13 mm from margin. INFLORESCENCES erect to spreading, equalling or longer than leaves; peduncle (15)35-134 cm long, (1)2-12 mm diam., 1.3-2.3(14.6)x as long as petiole, terete; spathe spreading to reflexed, sometimes recurled, subcoriaceous, withering and/or deciduous, yellow-green (B & K yellow-green 8/10 ), lanceolate, (3)5-17 cm long, (0.5)l-2 cm wide, broadest near the base, inserted at 20-40° angle on peduncle, long-acuminate at apex (the acumen ca. 3 mm long), acute to obtuse at base; spadix pinkish to dull brownish olive-green to dark red or purplish violet, oblong, weakly tapered, sessile or stipitate to 4 cm, erect, (1.5)4-12(20) cm long, 3-7 mm diam. midway, 1.5-4 mm diam. near apex, moderately tapered; flowers 4-lobed, 1.8-3 mm long, 1.2-2.7 mm wide; (2)4-9 flowers visible in principal spiral, 4-10 in alternate spiral; tepals matte, minutely papillate; lateral tepals 0.9-2.2 mm wide, the inner margins straight to broadly rounded, sometimes minutely and unevenly erose, the outer margins 2-5-sided; pistils not emergent before anthesis, slightly raised at anthesis, caviform with erect, reddish margins; stigma linear becoming circular, 0.2-0.3 mm long; lateral stamens preceding the alternates by 2-16 spirals, the 3rd stamen preceding the 4th by 7-10 spirals; anthers 0.4-0.6 mm long, 0.4-0.7 mm wide, inclined over and obscuring the pistil; thecae ovoid-ellipsoid, not divaricate. INFRUCTESCENCE with spathe deciduous; spadix normally more than 15 cm long, bearing berries in the basal portion only; berries dark purple to dark red toward the apex, white below, obovoid, "hollow" when rehydrated, 7-9 mm long, 4-6 mm diam.; seeds 1-2 per berry, 5.5-6.8 mm long, 3-3.5 mm diam., 2-2.3 mm thick, weakly apiculate at both ends, pale-punctate.
Brazil in the states of Mato Grosso, Rondónia, Goiás and in the southern and central eastern parts of Pará.
It grows terrestrially in sandy soil, frequently along stream banks, among or on sandstone rocks, in gallery forest and scrub.