Dyckia gracilis
A small terrestrial bromeliad of the Bolivian Chiquitania and neighbouring Brazil, recorded at 400–945 m. Like most Dyckia it is a full-sun rosette of rocky ground that takes hot, wet summers and a dry, warm winter in its stride.
Where it grows wild
Likely rock outcrops, sandy campos and open patches within dry Chiquitano forest and cerrado, as is typical of lowland Dyckia; habitat not documented specifically.
Records at 400–945 m, median 400 m.
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