Columnea sericeovillosa
A poorly known Columnea described by Suessenguth in 1942 from Costa Rica, with no georeferenced wild records in GBIF. The climate below comes from a single point in the native country at about 540 m, so treat it as a warm, wet-forest starting point rather than a measured habitat.
Where it grows wild
No habitat notes were reachable. Like most Costa Rican Columnea it is presumably an epiphyte of humid forest; the silky-hairy name suggests densely hairy leaves and stems.
No elevation data; the climate point used is at about 540 m on the Pacific slope.
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