Deuterocohnia meziana
A clumping, spiny terrestrial bromeliad of rock outcrops in the dry forests of lowland Bolivia, the Brazilian Pantanal margins and northern Paraguay. Treat it as a hot, bright, dry-winter xerophyte: strong sun, sharp drainage, and a dry rest through the southern winter.
Where it grows wild
Grows on rocky outcrops and stony slopes in seasonally dry Chiquitano and Chaco forest; habitat detail is generalised from the genus and the measured sites.
Recorded from lowland sites to about 1960 m, median about 450 m.
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