Goeppertia argyraea
Goeppertia argyraea began life as Maranta argyraea, a silver-leaved prayer plant sent to Europe by Linden's nursery in the 19th century and now placed in Goeppertia. GBIF lists Brazil as its only country but holds no usable wild records, so nothing below is measured; it is built from what the genus does in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest understory. Treat it as a warm, humid, shade-loving rhizomatous herb of the Calathea type.
Where it grows wild
No wild collections are available. Brazilian Goeppertia of this group are terrestrial herbs of the shaded floor of humid lowland to lower-montane Atlantic Forest, rooting in deep leaf litter; that is assumed here.
No recorded elevations; probably lowland to about 800 m, as for its relatives.
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