Anthurium lappoanum

 unknown

lappoanum = Lester Lappo, at the time of the discovery of the plant an employee of the company Ecuagenera

terrestrial, at altitudes around 1800m in shady places in the 'Cordillera del Cóndor'.

Tom Croat and Lynn Hannon discovered this species in Ecuador in 2004. A preliminary description was made, but a valid description has not been made to date, so the species name is vacant.
This species has arrowhead-like, margined leaves that are strongly corrugated and rippled. Depending on the culture, a strong cuticle can form, giving the leaves a dreamlike sheen.