Agave panamana
A little-known Agave of Panama's Pacific coast, recorded mainly a few metres above sea level. Unlike most agaves it lives in a hot, humid, rainy climate, so it needs warmth all year. It probably survives the wet by growing on rock and sand that drain fast.
Where it grows wild
No habitat description specific to this species was found. Low-elevation coastal agaves in Central America usually grow on sea cliffs, rocky headlands and dry coastal scrub in full sun.
Recorded at 5–130 m, median 5 m.
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