Aphelandra claussenii
A southeastern Brazilian Aphelandra known from only a few records in Rio de Janeiro, Espírito Santo, Minas Gerais and southern Bahia. Its climate has a clear dry winter, so give it warm, wet summers and a drier, cooler rest from June to September.
Where it grows wild
Atlantic Forest and its inland, more seasonal margins, from near the coast to about 1200 m. It is presumably a forest understory or edge shrub, as is typical for the genus; species-specific notes were not found.
56–1193 m; the few elevation samples cluster around 1000–1100 m.
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