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philodendron arborescent Philodendron Goeldii (Thaumatophyllum spruceanum)Thaumatophyllum spruceanum is noted for its unusually hoop shaped, parallel pinnately veined, pedately divided leaves;[2] these are similar to those of the sympatric species Thaumatophyllum leal costae.[3] Each leaf consists of 10 20 leaflets, with the central leaflet 1850 cm long.[4] T. spruceanum is self heading (arborescent or tree like) and occurs both as a terrestrial shrub in sandy soil along riverbanks and forest margins, and as a hemiepiphyte
Thaumatophyllum spruceanum is noted for its unusually hoop-shaped, parallel-pinnately veined, pedately divided leaves;[2] these are similar to those of the sympatric species Thaumatophyllum leal-costae.[3] Each leaf consists of 10-20 leaflets, with the central leaflet 18–50 cm long.[4]
T. spruceanum is self-heading (arborescent or tree-like) and occurs both as a terrestrial shrub in sandy soil along riverbanks and forest margins, and as a hemiepiphyte atop larger trees in dense forest.[5]
The fruit of T. spruceanum is edible and sweet, reminiscent of pineapple or banana.[5]