Crassula procumbens
A name published by Rojas Acosta in 1897 in a catalogue of the natural history of Corrientes, northeastern Argentina. GBIF has no wild records, so there is no measured climate and very little is known about the plant.
Where it grows wild
The only locality indication is Corrientes, a low, wet subtropical province of marshes and grassland. Small South American crassulas of such areas usually grow on seasonally damp ground; this is a guess, not a documented habitat.
Corrientes is lowland, under about 200 m.
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