Dyckia pseudococcinea
A terrestrial bromeliad from coastal Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil, known from a single record near sea level. Like other Dyckia it is a sun-loving, spiny rosette of rocks and sandy ground that takes heavy summer water and a drier, cooler winter.
Where it grows wild
Coastal Rio de Janeiro near Niterói and Maricá, where Dyckia grow on granite outcrops and in restinga. Species-specific habitat notes were not available.
Single record near sea level (about 6 m).
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