Endotropis alnifolia, commonly known as Alnus-leaf Endotropis, is a deciduous shrub native to forest edges and clearings, often found in areas with moist soil conditions. It is not widely recognized in horticulture and may be better known by another common name or misidentified due to its rarity in cultivation. The typical height and width for this species are not well-documented, but as a shrub, it can be expected to have a multi-stemmed habit and a moderate growth rate.

Alnus-leaf Endotropis may offer benefits such as attracting wildlife and providing natural screening. Due to its native habitat, it likely prefers partial shade to full sun conditions and moist, well-drained soils. It could potentially be used for border planting or as part of a naturalized garden, especially in areas that mimic its native environment. There is limited information on its cultivation requirements, potential problems, or popular garden cultivars. Gardeners should be cautious about potential invasiveness, as plants grown outside their native range can sometimes become problematic.CC BY-SA 4.0