Name: Anthurium coriaceum, G. Don 1839
Synonyms:
Anthurium glaucescens, Kunth 1841
Anthurium glaucum, Schott 1832
Anthurium glaucum infrasubsp. publ, 1832
Anthurium reflexum, G.Don 1839
Anthurium rubriflorum, Engl.1898
Anthurium subcaulescens, (Vell.) Stellfeld 1950
Pothos coriaceus, Graham 1826
Pothos reflexus, Hoffm. illegitimate ex author
Pothos reflexus Hoffm. ex Kunth
Pothos reflexus infrasubsp. publ
Pothos subcaulescens Vell.1881
Etymology: coriaceus = leathery
Origin: Brazil
Habitat: Espírito Santo to Guanabara; the species grows terrestrially or on rocks, rarely epiphytically, in dry areas on windy slopes
Notes: a very robust, light-growing species, now only rarely found in some of the few remaining natural areas along the coast between the states of Rio de Janeiro and Paraná.
Cultivation: Intermediate to warm at around 17–27 °C and bright, with good air circulation. Use a coarse aroid substrate, keep evenly slightly moist, and avoid waterlogging.