Goeppertia brasiliensis
A prayer plant of Brazil's Atlantic Forest, formerly Calathea brasiliensis, with over a hundred wild records from the Northeast and Southeast coast at 11 to 850 m.
Where it grows wild
Understory herb of lowland and lower-montane Atlantic rainforest and its shaded edges, from coastal plains to hill forest. The measured climate across five sites shows warm humid summers and cooler, slightly drier winters from June to August.
Records from 11 to 850 m with a median of 120 m; most populations are coastal lowland.
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