Calathea albicans
Calathea albicans is not a separate species in current treatments: it was published as a name only in Flora Brasiliensis, and GBIF treats it as a synonym of Goeppertia (Calathea) micans, a small, silvery-veined understory herb widespread from Mexico to Peru and Brazil. The profile below follows that species.
Where it grows wild
Assuming the synonymy with G. micans: a small terrestrial herb of lowland rainforest floor, often along trails and streams in deep shade.
G. micans is mainly a lowland species; elevations were not reached in a source.
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